Description

Batch Render Pro: batch rendering for 3ds Max, done right

BatchRenderPro is a 3ds Max batch render plugin that queues every camera in your scene automatically. Messages your phone when each frame is done. Set up a night of rendering in minutes, walk away, and let it handle the output, the formats and the alerts. Built for Corona and other renderers, by a working 3D artist for 3D artists.

What you get

Output and AutoPath

Reads your project path and builds an output folder on its own, named 02_render by default and renamable in Settings
Live free disk space above the queue that turns red when it runs low
Telegram warning if a batch starts with under 5 GB free
Click the path to open it in your file browser

Resolution and apply

Set width and height once and push it to many cameras
Aspect lock so height follows width
Green check writes to the selected cameras, red cross reloads and drops unapplied edits
Live safe frame in the viewport as you type

Presets

Save the formats you actually use and recall them from the dropdown
Plus adds a preset, minus removes it
Your list follows you from project to project

Lens control, live

Set focal length and f-stop on the selected cameras instantly
Watch framing and depth of field change as you scrub
Set the lens without ever touching the camera object in the scene

Read CamSelector

Pull your cameras straight from Cam Selector Pro
Per-camera resolutions sync both ways, so the value set in either tool is the one that renders

The camera list

Resolution, focal length and f-stop beside every camera
Output name column, double-click to rename any frame
Tick what you want, or click the Render header to toggle all
Hover a name for its Cam Selector thumbnail, right-click to select it in the scene, Ctrl or Shift to edit several at once

Batch limits

Stop conditions for the main render by pass, time or noise, with 0 meaning off
Set several and Corona stops on whichever is reached first
Loads your real Render Setup values, applies for the batch only, then restores
SET writes the limits into Render Setup for good

Start batch render

Renders only the checked cameras
Writes the formats you chose in one pass, with the JPG taken straight from the Corona VFB so your tone mapping is already baked in
No conversion pass, no second render

Stop current and stop all

Stop Current drops the camera being rendered and moves to the next
Stop All cancels the render and the whole queue
Both hit the Corona API and emulate the ESC key, so they work even when the API call is ignored

VFB Preview

Interactive render of every checked camera at the size of your Corona VFB window
Time is the hard stop per camera, then a JPG is saved with tone mapping
Check ten quick frames first, then commit to the real render

Telegram alerts

A message on your phone as each frame lands, with the JPG attached
Reports render errors, missing output files, cancelled jobs, a dead batch and a nearly full drive
Set it up once with a bot token and a chat ID

Settings

Rename the AutoPath folder to anything you like
Choose which files each render writes: CXR, EXR, PNG, JPG, TIF, TGA or BMP, with JPEG quality and 16-bit depth
Corona VFB mode that keeps the frame buffer showing correctly, including on 3ds Max 2024 where it used to break
Overwrite, skip or increment existing files, plus an after-render action

Activated (Pro)

Run the full plugin free for 21 days, every feature unlocked, no card needed
When the trial ends, one license key turns it back on for good

Why archviz artists choose Batch Render Pro

It turns a night of manual rendering into a queue you set once and forget. Per-camera control, the exact formats you need, a preview before you commit, and a phone alert when it is done. If you want reliable batch rendering for 3ds Max and Corona without babysitting the machine, BatchRenderPro pays for itself the first night you are not sitting there clicking render.