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OpenPlant PID Help

OpenPlant PID Help
OpenPlant PID 2024 Help What's New Introduction to OpenPlant PID OpenPlant PID Interface AccuSnap and AccuDraw Working with OpenPlant PID Components Component Creation and Customization MicroStation Related HelpGetting StartedSetting Up the EnvironmentCreating Drawing ElementsWorking with Existing ElementsReferences, Raster Images, Point Clouds, and Reality Mesh3D Design and ModelingDrawing CompositionWorking with Complete DesignsDigital Rights TechnologiesPrintingVisualizationIntroduction to RenderingLightingMaterial CharacteristicsSetting Up the CameraGenerating Rendered ImagesSaving Rendered ImagesTo Save a Rendered ImageRendering Images in TilesSave Image DialogSaving Multiple Image FilesTo Render Multiple ImagesTo Render Multiple Images from the Command LineOutput File Name MacrosBuilding Image ScriptsTo Create a Script FileTo Open an Existing Script FileTo Save a Script File with the Current FilenameTo Save a Script File with a Different NameTo Insert Existing Script Entries Into the Open ScriptTo Add a Script EntryTo Modify a Script EntryTo Duplicate a Script EntryTo Move a Script EntrySave Multiple Images DialogCreating PanoramasDisplaying and Modifying Rendered ImagesProducing Flythrough SequencesConducting Solar Studies and Solar AnalysisCreating Visualization Presentations for Civil ProjectsAnimationPlaying and Editing SequencesVisualization ToolboxVisualization GlossaryPublishing iModelsDesign Review Issue Resolution Service (Web Component) Components Center Sync to iTwin Attach iModel (Technology Preview) Collaboration Workflows Programmed CustomizationsDeprecated FeaturesGlossaryTechnical Information Resources ReadMe
  1. OpenPlant PID 2024 Help
  2. MicroStation Related Help
  3. Working with Complete Designs
  4. Visualization
  5. Saving Rendered Images
  6. Saving Multiple Image Files
  7. To Render Multiple Images from the Command Line

To Render Multiple Images from the Command Line

  1. Build the image script file.
  2. Exit the product.
  3. At the system prompt, enter: microstation -waSAVEMULT -iSAVEMULT=<script_file>