render() without alert boxes?

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2 total messages Started by rich_helvey Mon, 22 Dec 2008 16:45

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Author: rich_helvey
Date: Mon, 22 Dec 2008 16:45

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Is there a way to have a script start a render, but not have it pop up a number of alert boxes telling me the progress? As long as the script knows when it's done, that's good enough for me. I'm trying to avoid sending a project to aerender just to save off two quick frames.

Thanks,
-Rich

Re: render() without alert boxes?

#30

Author: Jeff_Almasol
Date: Mon, 22 Dec 2008 17:14

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You might try seeing if app.beginSuppressDialogs() / app.endSuppressDialogs() suppresses all of the dialogs that you are seeing; it may or may not suppress all dialogs. If so, you'd probably want to define an app.onError callback function to capture any errors if that is of use for you. If you do define the callback, be sure to undefine it after your script finishes to avoid that callback being used for other scripts.

Jeff

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