Blender Animated Render Border v3 Crack Download
Animated Render Border
An adaptive render border that updates every frame to always surround the selected object or collection.
Key Features:
Animates the render border to always surround the selected objects or collections of objects during an animation.
Allows manually keyframing the render border for precise animation.
Adjustable ‘margin’ property to give ‘padding’ around tracked objects.
Track objects using precise tracking or a faster, but less precise bounding box tracking mode.
What does ‘Animated Render Border’ do?
Blender has an inbuilt feature that allows you to draw a box around the areas you want to render (while looking through the camera) and skip the rendering of areas outside this box. This is called ‘border’ rendering and it’s great for previewing parts of your render. It works well for still frames but not so much for animations where your object of interest is moving all over the screen.
This add-on makes the ‘render border’ adaptive so that the border updates its location and size every frame to always surround the selected object or collection of objects*, focusing your render power on just those specific parts of the image. You can scroll in the timeline to see the border update automatically and render when ready.
There is also a ‘Keyframe’ mode, to allow you to manually place and keyframe the position of the render border instead of tracking an object or collection.
*Tracking is enabled for the following object types: Meshes, Text (Font) objects, Curves, Surfaces, Meta objects, Lattices and Armatures.
How can it help you?
If you’re doing test renders and want to preview the render of an animated object but don’t want to waste processing time on background objects you can use the ‘Animated Border Render’ to focus the rendering on the selected object(s).
If the image you are rendering has a transparent background (a common occurrence for those doing compositing) and you want to skip rendering the transparent areas (which, despite being empty still take time to process) you can again, select an object or collection to track and the Animated Render Border add-on will handle the rest.
How does it work?
The add-on looks at the bounding box of the object(s) selected to be tracked and will adjust the render border accordingly. Alternatively, objects can be tracked by analysing the ‘inner points’ of the object (vertices, lattice points, curve points etc.), which can be slower with complex objects, but very precise.
You can also always use the ‘margin’ feature of the add-on to make sure you’ve always got a ‘safe’ area around your tracked objects.
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