CAD tip # 3559:

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How to batch-render a series of views, scenes or files?

AutoCAD cannot render a queue like e.g. 3D Studio VIZ or MAX, but you can prepare a simple script or LISP program which renders a series of scenes. You can use e.g. the commands:

  
 
;;Switch rendering to file  
(c:rpref "DEST" "FILE")  
 
;;Set file type, resolution and color depth  
(c:rfileopt "TIFF" 1024 768 1.0 "C24")  
 
;;Set output file name and window coordinates  
(c:render "c:/renders/test1" "0,0" "1000,1000")  
(c:render "c:/renders/test2" "0,0" "800,800")  
...

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