Tip: ad hoc scripting #1 - batch rendering multiple .flame files

Following on from the previous tip, this becomes a very simple but powerful tool to enhance lengthy unattended rendering, ideal for setting up before a weekend away. With reference to the previous tip, [script code] represents the chosen block of script for rendering the contents of a single .flame file. The choice of method may be varied for each .flame file. The following code will render the content of three .flame files in a single run:

SetFlameFile('full path\filename1.flame');
[script code]
SetFlameFile('full path\filename2.flame');
[script code]
SetFlameFile('full path\filename3.flame');
[script code]

The snippet may be stored in a text file and then amended and copied to the clipboard (Ctrl-C). In Apophysis, open the script editor (Ctrl-D), click New and paste (Ctrl-V), then click Run. This way, you don't end up with a load of stored scripts that won't be used again.