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Batch Rendering with Multiple Cameras
This page offers information on how to set up and batch render with multiple cameras with Chaos Cloud Rendering from V-Ray for 3ds Max.
Last updated 21 May 2026
This page offers information on how to set up and batch render with multiple cameras with Chaos Cloud Rendering from V-Ray for 3ds Max.
Steps
- First, you have to add several cameras to your scene. Note that the current Chaos Cloud Rendering workflow is still the default workflow - i.e. Chaos Cloud Rendering renders the scene with the active view set in 3ds Max.
- Click Submit to Chaos Cloud rendering. To render the cameras, add them from the Views to render dropdown menu.
- If you do not want to render the different cameras, leave the dropdown empty. In this way, Chaos Cloud renders the job from the active view set in Render Setup > View to Render in 3ds Max.
- The camera name is added to the name of the frames. Adjust the camera name position in the Naming Output convention.
- The rest of the submission options are the same as the ones from the Chaos Cloud Rendering page. Click the Submit button.
- A job with selected multiple cameras has several frames, each corresponding to a respective camera.If the job is an animation, the frames are equal to the number of frames multiplied by the number of the selected cameras. The animation job has a video preview as well.

Notes
- For scenes with multiple Standard Physical cameras and Exposure control installed, the render is physically correct only if rendered with the active view.