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ok - I just found the script on creativecrash and it's a problem with the script: the global proc name is different from the file name (commands are case sensitive) so you need to type this:
source bc_batchRenderView; bc_batchRenderView;
hai.. you dont want to type that
source bc_BatchRenderView.mel;
bc_batchRenderView;
it is enough.... because the file name is "bc_BatchRenderView.mel"
or u can change the file name to the global proc name ("bc_batchRenderView.mel")...
it is not important that the file name should be same as global proc name
Dave Girard
