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title: "Rendering Multiple Cameras with Render Queue"
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This page provides a quick starting point for rendering multiple camera views and sequences with Render Queue. Overview Chaos Vantage allows you to render multiple camera views at once, without the need to manually initiate each one individually. Thus, you can set up and queue multiple render tasks (still images or animation sequence), saving significant time and effort, especially for complex projects involving numerous camera angles. Want to follow along but don’t have a license?   Steps Step 1: Add image/animation for rendering You can set and render multiple camera views and sequences systematically, without the hassle of manually starting each one in Chaos Vantage. To do so, follow these steps: Enter Render mode from from Tools menu > High Quality Render, or from the  High Quality Render    toolbar button and go to the  Common settings  panel. Still image To add still images for rendering, click the  Still image  button. Proceed with selecting a camera view and type, resolution, sample count, quality presets, render elements, etc. Then in the  Render queue  panel, click the  Add to render queue    button to add the image to the queue. Sequence To add a sequence for rendering, click the  Sequence  button. Note that you have to prepare the sequence in the Animation Editor in advance, otherwise the Sequence button is grayed-out. Proceed with selecting a camera view and type, resolution, sample count, quality presets, output frame ranges, render elements, etc. Then in the  Render queue  panel, click the  Add to render queue    button to add the sequence to the queue. If you select a Recorded Camera (an animated camera view captured with the  Record Camera Movement  button) from the dropdown in the Common settings window > Still image tab, only the first frame will be rendered. In order to render the whole sequence of the recorded camera, you have to first add it to the camera track of the Animation Editor and then use the Common settings window > Sequence tab.  Step 2: Update settings You can update the render settings of any item added to the queue. Select the item in the queue and then adjust the parameters in the  Commons Settings  panel. Step 3: Disable image/animation for rendering You can prevent an item from being rendered by simply disabling its checkbox in the  Render queue  panel. Step 4: Delete image/animation Use the  Delete    button of the respective image or animation to delete them from the render queue. To clear the entire render queue, use the global  Delete  button. Step 5: Render Click the  Start Queue  button to begin rendering.