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Now uses system command line rendering. As a result, can be a bit of a resource hog. Also will now prompt you for each camera angle if you are using the student version, since it now saves a separate scene file for each camera.
Correctly outputs images to the \images\ project directory.
Now requires you to have a project set before rendering.
Now requires you to have your Maya installation path added to the system path
To do this, open a command line and use "PATH %PATH%;<Maya Install Directory>\bin" where <Maya Install Directory> is the absolute path to where you have Maya Installed.
