blender:tldr:c3f74

blender: Render the 10th frame of an animation as a single image, saved to an existing directory (absolute path).

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$ blender --background ${filename}.blend --render-output ${-path-to-output_directory} --render-frame ${10}

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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} with 10 (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.

This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.

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