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MaxBatch - Advanced Batch Render Manager

by fed_86·Rendering

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Why we like it

Earns its place in the scriptspot library for consolidating multi-camera and multi-file rendering into one queue, with per-job overrides and unattended safeguards for 3ds Max.

What is MaxBatch - Advanced Batch Render Manager?

MaxBatch - Advanced Batch Render Manager is a batch rendering utility for 3ds Max built to queue and manage multiple rendering tasks from a structured interface. You can render multiple cameras and Scene States from the currently open file, or build a queue of external .max files that are processed automatically. It is optimized for V-Ray 7 and Corona 14.

Per-camera overrides let you define resolutions, output aspect ratios, scaling percentages, frame ranges, and Scene States for each camera, while engine-specific settings apply render limits per job such as noise thresholds, time limits, subdivs, or pass limits, overriding the scene's global render setup. Output management integrates natively with V-Ray's Separate Render Channels and Corona's Raw Image (.cxr), and an Auto-Name feature generates output paths from scene name, camera name, and date. Native 3ds Max dialogs for EXR, TIF, PNG, and JPG set bit-depth and compression.

MaxBatch also includes safety overrides that disable Isolate Selection, Region Render, and Test Resolution before rendering starts, an auto-clicker to bypass "File already exists" warnings, and a smart CPU multitasking toggle that adjusts process priority. A connected Telegram bot sends live status updates and final rendered image previews to your device as each camera finishes.

Who is MaxBatch - Advanced Batch Render Manager best for?

MaxBatch - Advanced Batch Render Manager is best for 3ds Max artists managing multiple render jobs across cameras or external .max files with V-Ray 7 or Corona 14.

How much does MaxBatch - Advanced Batch Render Manager cost?

MaxBatch - Advanced Batch Render Manager is completely free to download and use.

Key features

  • Current and external queueing: render multiple cameras and Scene States from the open file, or build a queue of external .max files processed automatically
  • Per-camera overrides for resolutions, output aspect ratios, scaling percentages, frame ranges, and Scene States
  • Engine-specific settings that apply render limits per job, including noise thresholds, time limits, subdivs, or pass limits, overriding the scene's global render setup
  • Output management with native V-Ray Separate Render Channels and Corona Raw Image (.cxr), plus an Auto-Name feature for output paths based on scene name, camera name, and date
  • Native 3ds Max format dialogs for EXR, TIF, PNG, and JPG to set bit-depth and compression
  • Telegram integration for live status updates and final rendered image previews sent to your device
  • Unattended operation with safety overrides, an auto-clicker for overwrite warnings, and a smart CPU multitasking toggle

Tags

#3ds Max#batch rendering#render manager#V-Ray#Corona#render queue#automation#Telegram

Frequently asked questions

Does MaxBatch work with V-Ray 7 and Corona 14?

MaxBatch is optimized for V-Ray 7 and Corona 14, and its output handling integrates natively with V-Ray's Separate Render Channels and Corona's Raw Image (.cxr) format. Engine-specific settings let you apply render limits per job, such as noise thresholds, time limits, subdivs, or pass limits, overriding the scene's global render setup. Both engines are listed among the requirements alongside 3ds Max, so you will want them installed to run the queue as intended and to make use of the format-specific output options.

What 3ds Max versions does MaxBatch support?

MaxBatch requires Autodesk 3ds Max 2024 or newer, listed alongside V-Ray 7 and Corona 14 in its requirements. It provides a structured interface to queue multiple cameras and Scene States from the currently open file, or to build a queue of external .max files that are processed automatically. Per-camera overrides cover resolutions, output aspect ratios, scaling percentages, frame ranges, and Scene States, so each job in the queue can carry its own settings on a supported 3ds Max version.

How do I install MaxBatch?

MaxBatch installs by dragging and dropping the provided .mzp file into your 3ds Max viewport and following the on-screen instructions. Upon the first launch, you are prompted to enter your Gumroad license key. The requirements list 3ds Max 2024 or newer, V-Ray 7, and Corona 14, so having those in place before installation keeps the workflow running as described. From there you can start queueing render jobs across cameras and external files.

Is MaxBatch free?

MaxBatch is listed as free here in the catalog. On first launch it prompts you to enter a Gumroad license key, so for current licensing details it is best to check the developer's page at fedmaxtools.gumroad.com. The tool itself covers batch rendering across cameras and external .max files, per-camera overrides, engine-specific settings, output management, and unattended operation, giving you the full queue workflow once your license key is entered.

Can MaxBatch send render updates to my phone?

MaxBatch includes Telegram integration: you connect a Telegram bot to receive live status updates and final rendered image previews directly to your device as each camera finishes. This pairs with its unattended operation features, including an auto-clicker that bypasses standard "File already exists" overwrite warnings and a smart CPU multitasking toggle that adjusts process priority, so long queues can complete without user intervention while updates arrive on your device.

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