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A source note for motion designers and pipeline builders weighing automated After Effects rendering. It summarises what the project's own files say about job fields, assets, actions and how jobs are run. Based only on eight documentation files at one commit; nothing was installed or rendered.
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nexrender: what its documentation says about After Effects job files and the CLI, server and worker
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A source note for motion designers and pipeline builders weighing automated After Effects rendering. It summarises what the project's own files say about job fields, assets, actions and how jobs are run. Based only on eight documentation files at one commit; nothing was installed or rendered.
Useful starting points
- The docs disagree on After Effects licensing: one place says workers need no licence, another asks for a licensed or trial copy. Check this before planning a render farm.
- The README warns that projects using the Cinema 4D 3D renderer can fail without an error and show up as a missing result file.
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