by Hatem Elseidy·Rendering
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Earns its place for reducing multi-camera render setup to one click — scanning collections, setting the end frame, and wiring cameras to markers so a scene of many cameras renders in a single animation pass.
1-Click Multi Shot is a Blender addon by Hatem Elseidy for setting up render shots across as many cameras as a scene contains. Clicking "Setup Multi Shot" prepares the scene, after which hitting "Render Animation" produces one render per camera — ten cameras yield ten stored images on disk.
Camera objects can sit anywhere in your collections. The addon scans all collections for cameras and considers any camera with "render" enabled in the outliner, or you can point it at a single collection to search only there. On setup it sets the end frame according to the number of cameras detected, reports that count for you to verify, adds markers in the timeline, and associates cameras to those markers.
"Setup Multi Shots" can be run as many times as needed without re-adding markers. Once render settings are specified, "Render Animation" leaves X renders for X cameras, so large scenes or long camera lists can be left to render unattended. Documentation and a demo video are available.
1-Click Multi Shot (Batch Render Addon) is best for rendering multiple camera setups from a single scene as a batch, leaving large scenes or long camera lists to render unattended.
1-Click Multi Shot (Batch Render Addon) is completely free to download and use.
1-Click Multi Shot lists support for Blender 3.0, 3.1 and 3.2. If you run a newer Blender release, check the developer's page for compatibility details before relying on it in a project. The addon works by scanning your collections for cameras and setting up the timeline, so its behaviour depends on the outliner and marker features present in those versions. When in doubt, test it on a copy of your scene first.
1-Click Multi Shot scans all of your collections for camera objects and considers any camera that has "render" enabled in the outliner. Your camera objects can sit anywhere in your collections rather than in one fixed place. If you prefer, you can specify a single collection so the addon searches only there. After scanning it reports how many cameras were detected, letting you verify the count before you start rendering.
1-Click Multi Shot lets you press "Setup Multi Shots" as many times as you want, and it won't re-add markers that already exist. On setup it sets the end frame according to the number of cameras detected, adds markers in the timeline, and associates each camera to a marker. Once your render settings are in place, hitting "Render Animation" produces one render per camera, so a scene with X cameras ends up with X stored renders.
1-Click Multi Shot is listed as free in this catalog. Licensing and pricing can change over time, so check the developer's page for the current terms before you download. The addon is offered by Hatem Elseidy for Blender and set up to batch render multiple camera shots from a single scene. For the latest details on the license and any usage terms, the developer's page is the best place to confirm.
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