Does -b really stand for background rendering or does it mean batch rendering? #104815
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Does -b really stand for background? I want to open the Blender program when rendering via CLI (so not in background) but not passing -b results in an error saying „wm_main_playanim_intern: no filepath argument given“. Someone says here* that -b stands for batch rendering which would make more sense in this case.
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Yes it really stand for background.
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Thanks for getting back to me. But how do I not run in background? If -b stands for background and not batch it should be possible to do that or am I misunderstanding this? But not using -b results in errors and there doesn't seem to be --foreground or -ui options or similar alternative to -b.
I had a chat about this in Blender chat and the only solution that seems to be possible is to make Blender cli run a python script that opens blender and renders from there (while still using -b?).
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