by Inlet·Rendering
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Super Easy Render earns its place in the Superhive library by pulling Blender's scattered render settings into a single streamlined panel and shipping in two versions to suit different Blender releases.
Rendering in Blender means moving through many settings and options for adjusting speed and framerates. Super Easy Render, from Inlet, gathers those render settings into a single section that has been debloated and streamlined for the Blender interface.
From that one panel you can choose file type, render location, resolution and aspect ratio, and enable or disable metadata, motion blur and depth of field, plus control shadows, volumetrics and samples, without moving through multiple panels. It also lets you change a scene's speed and framerate without the severe animation repercussions that come from adjusting Blender's default framerate settings on a set scene.
The addon ships in two script versions: one adds the new settings to the existing UI, and one removes the default render UI to show only the new panel, which works on Blender 3.0 and above. Documentation is included, and a demo video is available. It lists compatibility with Blender 2.83 through 5.0 under the GPL license.
Super Easy Render is best for blender users who want render settings collected into one streamlined panel instead of spread across the default interface.
Super Easy Render is completely free to download and use.
Super Easy Render lists Blender compatibility from 2.83 through 5.0, so it spans a wide range of releases including current ones. The addon ships in two forms: one adds its consolidated settings to the existing interface, and one replaces the default render UI entirely. If you're running a version toward either end of that range, check the developer's page for the specific build and any notes before installing, and remember the replacement version is limited to Blender 3.0 and above.
Super Easy Render comes with two script versions. One adds the new streamlined settings to the interface alongside the defaults, while the other removes the default render UI and shows only the new panel. That second, replacement version works on recent Blender releases of 3.0 and above. If you're on an older build, use the version that adds settings rather than replacing them. Documentation is included to help you set up whichever version you choose.
Super Easy Render lets you change a scene's speed and framerate without the severe animation repercussions that occur when adjusting Blender's default framerate settings on an existing scene. Alongside that, the consolidated panel covers file type, render location, resolution and aspect ratio, plus controls for metadata, motion blur, depth of field, shadows, volumetrics and samples. It gathers these into a single streamlined section rather than the default spread of panels you'd otherwise navigate.
Super Easy Render is listed as free here in our catalog. Licensing and pricing can change over time, so for the current terms it's best to check the developer's page directly. The addon is distributed under the GPL license, which is standard for Blender addons. Beyond that, it bundles documentation and two script versions, so you can pick the interface approach that fits the Blender version you're working in.
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