Using Multi-Shot

Use Multi-Shot if you want to export multiple images in one batch. You can create several images with different settings and formats.

Creating Your Batch

You can create your batch by configuring your own cameras and animations, or use the Turntable tool to quickly produce multiple images from different pre-defined camera angles without animations. Both methods allow you to choose your environment and PrCodes.

Your Own Batch:

• Configure your first image with the PrCodes, camera position, environment and animation you want & select Multi-Shot
• The current settings for Scene, PrCodes, Animations and Render Options will appear underneath Current Shot.
• Select the + sign next to Current Shot in the Add panel.
• Your image will then be added to the Review panel.
• The price under Current Order will update each time you add a new shot.

• Configure your next image. In this example we've changed the camera position and added an animation.
  
  Any settings you change after adding your first shot, e.g the camera position, Environment, Animations, PrCodes and output settings will show in the Add panel as separate images.
  
  
• Select each + sign to add each image.
  
  

• In this example, as we've changed the camera position and added an animation the final export would include 4 images, showing each camera position with and without the animation.

Adding Multiple PrCodes

Visit Creating Batches with Multiple Configurations to learn more about adding multiple PrCodes to a batch.

Turntable Multi-Shot

Turntable is the quickest way to capture multiple images from different pre-defined camera angles.

• Ensure your PrCodes are ready, and select your Environment from the Controls Menu.
• Enable Flycam from the Controls Menu.
• Select the Turntable slider button.

• Total Steps is the amount of pre-defined angles that will be produced, select each camera in the large circle to view each angle.
• Current Step allows you to move the slider to view other angles.
• Offset Angle allows you to offset each of the pre-defined angles from the centre.
• Select Start Multi-Shot when you're finished, your images will be added to the Review panel.
• Select Add to Cart to move your order to the shopping cart.
• Select the shopping cart in the top right, and select Confirm to complete your order.
  

Batch Utilities

Batch utuilities allows you to export your multi-shot batch data in a JSON format before rendering so you can load the same batch later.

Exporting Your Batch:

• When you have created all of your batch images and they're in the Review tab, select the Batch Utilities panel.

• Select Export Batch. A JSON file of your batch will download.

Importing Your Batch:

• To import your batch, select the Batch Utilities panel.
• Drag and drop your batch JSON file, your batch images will appear in the Review panel of the Multi-shot UI.
• You can now add or remove images to your batch and then Add to Cart to complete your order.

Cancelling a Batch

Click on the Cancel Batch button that is located under the Add to Cart button in the Output Menu. A confirmation message will appear on the screen asking you to confirm that you wish to cancel the batch. On this screen you can either confirm the cancellation of the batch or return to the Multi Shot menu with the selections that have already been made.

To confirm the cancellation of the batch select Cancel Batch and to return to the Multi Shot menu select Continue with Batch.

Add to Cart

Selecting Add to Cart moves your Multi Shot order to the checkout. By clicking the shopping cart icon [located in the top right-hand corner or the screen], you can review your order information. The Confirm button will process your order.

• You can add as many orders as required, providing there are relevant available credits.

• If you want to delete a pending order, select the shopping cart and accessing the order information, the order can be deleted by clicking the X against the order you want to remove.

• You can also continue to produce new images after already adding an order in your shopping cart. The number of your orders in your shopping cart will appear next to the shopping cart button.

• Once you have confirmed your order, the Render Queue panel will appear on the right side. If the order has been successfully processed, you will see Completed on the right of your order. A notification will pop-up on the top left corner of the screen and a confirmation email of your order will be sent to the email address on the account.