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BEFORE YOU USE THIS script besure and open it up and move all of the PROCs up to the top of the file right after the variable declarations and it'll work like a charm.
This script works well. But if you have to back up or change anything or remove it and reapply you have to go hunting throuh the Hypershade to delete everything.
The comments at the beginning are decent but could better describe commands.
If it works with paint effects.... I'll be astonished.
NOW FOR THE GOOD NEWS!!!
It works very well. Basically you select your render cam and source the script and you adjust the near and far planes close and render. done. very good once you know how to use it.
