Workspace Render To File

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D3DView.RenderToFile('', 'auto')

Description:
First [ '' ] part is the active 3D View

bsWinID Specifies the WinID for which the rendering is performed

Second part [ 'auto' ] renders immediate screenshot using current settings

bsMode Specifies the mode of the rendering

Empty string for settings dialog


Using the above command [ Snapshot script ] hooked up to a Timer Stop Event, I was able to run another Timer and Scripts to render a sequence of images without errors
Note: You need to setup Render to File first!

Uncheck "Save animation from frame"
This will cause an Error!

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tS76 Snapshot

Snapshot.png

Render to File icon
LMB - Sets the Render to File
RMB - Opens Folder

Reset - Sets the Render to File
Save sequence starting with = 0
Anim View - Start Frame

Frames - Number of Frames to Render
Period - Speed of which Frames are Rendered
Frames - Current Frame being Rendered
Render Frames - Starts the process

This process supports Rendering while scripts,
Activities, and Timers are running
Render to File option,
Save animation from frames
is not supported while scripts are running

Set - Render to File on first use!
Optional
Uncheck - Reset to continue rendering
additional frames

Special thanks to Clinton for the scripts to set the Render to File
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Snapshots.gif

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Quick example using Snapshot to render 200 frames, which is an Activity, and the Worm Eater scripts are running by a Timer
Worm's Head color is using a Random Color generator
Cubes are animated