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OMG,, thx u so much.. THis should have been an option in Maya from the begining..
I can't tell you how many hours/days we've waisted trying to track down Batch problems..
Please continue developing it..
GREAT SCRIPT! very useful. although, the pipeline I’m part of just went from maya 2010 to maya 2011. I’m able to get the script to load and begin rendering in 2011 just fine. however, after finishing the first frame, the renderer stops. the progress window created by the script remains active and present informing me that it’s stil rendering frame 1 of howevermany. Fix?
