Hello all, this question might sound really stupid to you but I was wondering If that was possible to include inside the blend file, the render of a scene rendered previously.
Like that, once I open blender I see the render lately done inside one of the window and I can tweak it through the composite nodes.
In this case, I won’t have to render all the layers again If I want to work on it later (that’s in case I close Blender in the meantime).
Or maybe there is a way to save all the layers rendered and then load it again inside Blender to work on it ?
I’m asking this, because I noticed the render isn’t included anymore in the window If I close Blender and open it again.
Or maybe there is a way to save all the layers rendered and then load it again inside Blender to work on it ?
I’m asking this, because I noticed the render isn’t included anymore in the window If I close Blender and open it again.
Save as Multilayer exrfile, load into blender with Image input node in compositor window
You could also automate stuff like this by using the code listed below
import bpy
from bpy.app.handlers import persistent
@persistent
def loadPost(thing):
print(“load post”)
# After loading the file
# Load previous renders in the image editor
# Update compositor
# Etc., etc.,
@Iluvblender : I guess I have to type this inside the python console of blender ?
Honestly, I’ve never used scripting inside Blender… I’ll take a look on my own anyway.
