taz,

I tried different things: changing file types like png, jpg or bmp. (I
have to mention that I count myself completely to the script virgins)
I just inserted the code from Damien into a VB comp. If I connect an
object (i.e. geometry inside a bounding box) to the x input rhino
immediately starts to render an image. If I then connect a number
slider (which is also rotating the bbox geo) into the y input of the
VB comp it does the same thing again. For an animation from stills I
just need to animate the slider in a usual way and GH starts to
extract stills from slider positions and synchroniusly tells rhino to
render the scene in vray.

It all seems to work well but the destination folder remains empty!

On 7 Mai, 09:23, taz <tzez...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Patrick,
>
> From the code it looks like your slider should be attached to a
> variable named "y" and the output to your destination folder (on your
> D:\ drive in a folder named GH_Animation) should be a .bmp.
>
> Is that what you have for a setup?
>
> -taz
>
> On May 6, 11:42 am, Patrick <pbed...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > He guys
>
> > for animation purposes I tried out a small VB script from Damien
>
> >  Dim obj As IRhinoBrepObject = doc.AddBrepObject(x)
> >     doc.Regen()
>
> >     Dim filename As String = "D:\GH_Animation\frame" & Chr(34) & y &
> > Chr(34) & ".bmp"
>
> >     app.RunScript("-_Render")
> >     app.RunScript("-_SaveRenderWindowAs "& Chr(34) & filename & Chr
> > (34) )
> >     app.RunScript("-_CloseRenderWindow")
>
> >     doc.DeleteObject(New MRhinoObjRef(obj), True, True)
>
> > I made it that Rhino is obviously rendering all images choosen from an
> > animated slider connected to the component. It shows me "Image
> > successfully saved as D:\GH_Animation\frame"4".jpg" in the command
> > line but the destination folder remains empty!
>
> > Can you help Damien?

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