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title: "V-Ray Batch Render"
canonical: "https://documentation.chaos.com/space/VSKETCHUP/109790788/V-Ray%20Batch%20Render"
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This page describes the use of Batch Rendering and Cloud Batch Rendering in V-Ray for SketchUp. Overview The V-Ray Batch Render tool is useful when multiple scenes need to be rendered with different rendering views or objects that may change between scenes. With Batch Render, scenes can be set with tabs and rendered with one button.  UI Paths ||V-Ray for SketchUp Toolbar|| >  Batch Render  (Note: the icon is grey until multiple scene tabs are created.) ||Extensions|| >  V-Ray  >  Rendering  >  Batch Render Using the Batch Render In order for Batch Render to become active, several SketchUp Scene tabs must be created. A new Scene can be created from  View  >  Animation  >  Add Scene . After adding a Scene in SketchUp, the Batch Render icon becomes active. By default, the location of the Batch Render outputs is set from  Asset Editor  >  Output  >  File Path . If you have not set the File Path, a prompt asking for a location for the outputs of the Batch Render appears. Select  OK , and after choosing the output path the render begins. The following examples were created by assigning the footstool to its own layer. This layer was hidden for Scene 2. Scene 1: Footstool layer visible Scene 2: Footstool layer hidden Excluding Scenes from Batch Rendering You can disable certain scenes from Batch Rendering by the SketchUp's  Scenes  tray menu. Disabling the  Include in animation  option omits the selected scene(s) from being batch rendered. An excluded scene can be identified by the brackets surrounding its label. Notes Currently only the SketchUp camera parameters (perspective mode, field of view, and position) are kept separately between scenes. SketchUp's Scenes tray allows multiple selection of scenes which can then be excluded with a single click.