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blender:tldr:c3f74
This command is likely used in the Blender software, which is a popular 3D modeling and animation tool. Let's break down the different parts of the command:
-
blender
: This is the command to launch the Blender software. -
--background
: This flag indicates that Blender should run in background mode, without opening the graphical user interface (GUI). -
${filename}.blend
: This is a placeholder for the name of the Blender project file that you want to render. The.blend
extension is the standard file format used by Blender. -
--render-output
: This flag specifies the path to the output directory where the rendered frames will be saved. The${-path-to-output_directory}
is a placeholder that you should replace with the actual path to your desired output directory. -
--render-frame
: This flag indicates the specific frame number that you want to render. The${10}
is a placeholder for the frame number you want to specify. For example, if you want to render frame number 10, you should replace${10}
with10
(without the braces).
In summary, this command is used to render a specific frame of a Blender project file in the background mode, without opening the GUI. The rendered frame will be saved in the specified output directory.