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Questions pertaining to using Blender from the command line or using Blender's console window.
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Changing a frame range in blender file via command line
For farm rendering, I need to copy my blend file multiple times and change the frame FROM and TO in each of them via script.
I try to create the following python file (with 123 as example)
MyFile.py:
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Changing a frame range in blender file via command line
Found it, it was about the order of arguments in the command line. I used -P (python script) first and then -b (blender file), when the opposite had to be done
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