Probably better to do it in synchronise mode. Maybe when linking views in ENScape with Visual Presets be careful not to change the scene in sKetchup. You can go around it by not saving the layers visibility in scenes (maybe except first rendered) but then You will have to run batch few times for each layer. When batch rendering You have to create separate scene (but the same view) for each alternative (layer turned on/off). add a scene and then change the layers visibility to get same view of different alternative. I for example make one site and 2¬3 sometimes 8 alternative of the building. You have to add a new scene for each layer visibility arrangement. If You organise Your drawing with layers. Remembering that FOV is saved per Visual preset rather than per view (per scene in sKetchup). Generally if You intend to run a batch render the best idea is to create the views in ENS without synchronisation rather then adding scenes in sKetchup. So if You were using synchronisation (like I mostly do) with many different FOV rendering manually, then before running a batch render You will have to make a unique visual preset for each unique FOV.Īnyway each 2PP view with unique FOV will require a unique visual preset (even rendered manually).
Synchronisation for whatever reason is disabled on batch render. If You using many different FOV (field of view) than You have to decide if You render with Synchronise View on or off. It is for overwriting issues and and probably not big deal but I would prefer if there was a way to turn it off or to instead put batch results in new folder. You have to assign a specific visual preset to every scene which You will batch render. With batch render it will go scene bye scene but in case of unassigned settings it will come back to the one that You were using before running batch render, not the last one it was using in batch queue. ENScape keeps using last selected so I didn't bother assigning to all the scenes (10 or more). When You render one bye one (like me) I used to assign preset only to first scene in a group of few which needed the same visual settings. You have to assign presets to all scenes/views. I tried a batch render in the past but there are issues with some sort of views.
The grey chain link means that this scene has a visual preset assigned to it.
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