Allows the user to specify the range of views they want to render and allows for the rendering of views without the creation of a quilt.
This would allow users to re-render corrupted view(s) and re-compile the quilt externally (solving: https://github.com/regcs/AliceLG/issues/16).
It also eliminates wasted rendering when trying to combine multiple scenes into one quilt - which is my current college project and reason for making the changes.
The view selection piggy backs off of the render farm implementation, making it available to customise in the UI. The UI for this is hidden behind a checkbox bellow 'Add metadata' as to not confuse users.
I have implemented catches and logs in case users enter invalid ranges and have updated the text on certain UI elements to reflect whether the user is rendering a quilt or not ('render quilt' becomes 'start render', if a quilt will not be made).
Please let me know if you need any more information or changes.
Allows the user to specify the range of views they want to render and allows for the rendering of views without the creation of a quilt.
This would allow users to re-render corrupted view(s) and re-compile the quilt externally (solving: https://github.com/regcs/AliceLG/issues/16). It also eliminates wasted rendering when trying to combine multiple scenes into one quilt - which is my current college project and reason for making the changes.
The view selection piggy backs off of the render farm implementation, making it available to customise in the UI. The UI for this is hidden behind a checkbox bellow 'Add metadata' as to not confuse users.
I have implemented catches and logs in case users enter invalid ranges and have updated the text on certain UI elements to reflect whether the user is rendering a quilt or not ('render quilt' becomes 'start render', if a quilt will not be made).
Please let me know if you need any more information or changes.