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Submitted byAnonymouson07-03-201809:22 AM
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Under Review
Update Scene States.
I guess for architecture projects might be enough, but for other productions, publicity / animation, when the scene starts to get complicated, Scene States looks like can't keep up. Not clear enough, not customizable enough. Other 3rd party tools like RPManager fill this gap now, but would be great to have something native that is a more powerfull than Scene States with specific support for some of the major Renderers for Max.
The good news is that Pulze Scene Manager's open beta version has just released. It is a streamlined tool handling the layers, lights, aspect ratios, outputs per camera and you can batch render your setups easily. In connection with Scene Manager the Render Manager will be released in September so you gonna have an all around solution.
You can participate in the development by applying for the open beta for free at: https://pulze.io/
