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Wayback machine found it from the archive. >I only tested this on Windows, but the only thing that shouldnt work in other OS is the environment variable part, but there probably is another way of getting the same thing >Blender needs to be set up as an Environment Variable ( ) >Everything needs to be in the same folder It took 1min to render one frame at home and the same frame at work took 10s =) My computer at home is really crappy, so Im using this technique to render stuff in the pc at the office wich is pretty good. The cool thing is that you can use DropBox ( ) to render your files in another computer, and if the output folder is also beeing shared by dropbox, the rendered files are automatically sent back to your local machine. I´m currently working in my final thesis project for college and to make the rendering part easier I wrote a python script that checks if a text file called “RenderList.txt” is in the same folder as the script, if so, it runs Blender in background and renders the files that are on the list.

Can i create a watch folder in dropbox