Animation Rendering

Animation rendering on Brender Cloud is designed to deliver high-quality animations by leveraging our powerful NVIDIA GPU cloud-based render nodes. For a comprehensive guide, please refer to our Quickstart Guide and Jobs Documentation.

What We Support

File Types

• Supported Files:
  • .blend
  • .zip

    Note: A .zip file is more flexible if you have additional relative assets or files (such as caches) that cannot be embedded in the .blend file.

Scene Settings

• Scene Settings:
  Choose between automatic settings or customize them to suit your project needs.

Format Options

• Resolution:
  Specify the resolution using width (res x) and height (res y) or by using a resolution percentage.
• Frame Rate:
  Set the desired frames per second (fps).

Frame Range

• Frame Range:
  Define the starting frame, ending frame, and frame step for your animation.

Sampling Options

• Samples:
  Determine the number of samples per frame.
• Denoising:
  Enable or disable denoising to improve image quality.
• Denoise Algorithm:
  Choose between OptiX or OpenImageDenoise.
• Noise Threshold:
  Adjust the noise threshold to control the effectiveness of denoising.

Output Settings

• Output Format:
  Select your desired image format (all standard formats are supported).
• Compression:
  Configure compression settings to optimize the output file size.

Persistent Data

• Persistent Data:
  Keep render data in memory after rendering for faster re-renders and animation renders at the cost of extra memory usage while performing other tasks in Blender.

Add-ons Selection

• Add-ons:
  You can select additional add-ons for your project. Please note that these must be uploaded beforehand on Extensions Page. For more information, refer to our Add-ons.

Server Allocation

• Number of Servers:
  Depending on your subscription plan, you can select between 1 and 12 servers. This option is useful if you want to prioritize speed, as rendering will be distributed in parallel with each server processing a chunk of the frame range.

Job Analysis

• Pre-Render Analysis:
  Before starting the full render, you can run a free job analysis to detect potential issues in your animation project. For further details, please see our Job Analysis Documentation.