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This script enables you to split up large images and render regions of them instead.
Installation:
Put the script in your script directory and start maya. Type
SubRegionRender; on your commandline in maya.
For easy use middlemousebutton-drag the command to a shelf of your choice.
Limitaions:
The script won't assemble your image for you. It produces 4 images that you have to assemble in a image program such as Photoshop.
Also the script will save your scene and open another for rendering.
This means that two versions of your scene will be loaded at the same time on your computer so be aware of your hardware capacity.
Please feel free to email me for improvements and suggestions.
Please use the Bug System to report any bugs.
Please use the Feature Requests to give me ideas.
Please use the Support Forum if you have any questions or problems.
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