I am trying to automate the system of rendering.

[wyh880123]

I'd like to render set of images, using following procedure:
1）Set current properties（For example, Rendered image size.Render Camera,Thin lens camera or panoramic camera...）
2) Call "Render" method for the current camera view.
3) Check that rendering is complete and Save the image.
4) Repeat points 1-3 till all images / choices rendered and exported.
All the above steps need to be achieved through code
Now, the second step has been achieved.
OctaneUnity.Scene.Instance.RenderTarget = pBRRender.RenderTarget;
How do I correctly detect when rendering is complete and save to local disk?
I have read some replies from the forum, but it is a long time ago. May I ask what is the latest correct way

[ChrisHekman]

Octane for Unity was not intended to do automated rendering, so the setup will be a bit awkward.

1. Can be done by accessing the Render Target Component, and getting the rendertarget node and then getting the camera node and changing the settings of the camera.
3. Can be done by accessing the static class Octane.Renderer. It has functions that return the SampleCount and DenoisedSampleCount

[wyh880123]

Octane for Unity was not intended to do automated rendering, so the setup will be a bit awkward.

1. Can be done by accessing the Render Target Component, and getting the rendertarget node and then getting the camera node and changing the settings of the camera.
3. Can be done by accessing the static class Octane.Renderer. It has functions that return the SampleCount and DenoisedSampleCount

Thanks to ChrisHekman, I can judge that the rendering is finished according to your suggestion, but now I have a new problem, I don't know if it is my Settings. Now after I finish rendering one picture, the second one cannot be completed, and it stays at about 15%.，

[ChrisHekman]

Octane for Unity was not intended to do automated rendering, so the setup will be a bit awkward.

1. Can be done by accessing the Render Target Component, and getting the rendertarget node and then getting the camera node and changing the settings of the camera.
3. Can be done by accessing the static class Octane.Renderer. It has functions that return the SampleCount and DenoisedSampleCount

Thanks to ChrisHekman, I can judge that the rendering is finished according to your suggestion, but now I have a new problem, I don't know if it is my Settings. Now after I finish rendering one picture, the second one cannot be completed, and it stays at about 15%.，

Octane for Unity needs to be updated every tick for proper functioning.
Is your script using a for loop for checking if Octane is done rendering? If yes, you can try without the for loop and just check once ever update tick.

[wyh880123]

Octane for Unity was not intended to do automated rendering, so the setup will be a bit awkward.

1. Can be done by accessing the Render Target Component, and getting the rendertarget node and then getting the camera node and changing the settings of the camera.
3. Can be done by accessing the static class Octane.Renderer. It has functions that return the SampleCount and DenoisedSampleCount

Thanks to ChrisHekman, I can judge that the rendering is finished according to your suggestion, but now I have a new problem, I don't know if it is my Settings. Now after I finish rendering one picture, the second one cannot be completed, and it stays at about 15%.，

Octane for Unity needs to be updated every tick for proper functioning.
Is your script using a for loop for checking if Octane is done rendering? If yes, you can try without the for loop and just check once ever update tick.

Thanks!The problem is solved.

[wyh880123]

Octane for Unity was not intended to do automated rendering, so the setup will be a bit awkward.

1. Can be done by accessing the Render Target Component, and getting the rendertarget node and then getting the camera node and changing the settings of the camera.
3. Can be done by accessing the static class Octane.Renderer. It has functions that return the SampleCount and DenoisedSampleCount

Thanks to ChrisHekman, I can judge that the rendering is finished according to your suggestion, but now I have a new problem, I don't know if it is my Settings. Now after I finish rendering one picture, the second one cannot be completed, and it stays at about 15%.，

Octane for Unity needs to be updated every tick for proper functioning.
Is your script using a for loop for checking if Octane is done rendering? If yes, you can try without the for loop and just check once ever update tick.

I tried to modify the sky box programmatically, but failed to modify it using the following code:
pBRRender.RenderTarget.SkyboxTexture = skyTexture; is failure
pBRRender.RenderTarget.EnvironmentSkybox = skyMaterial; is OK

[wyh880123]

Why can't I select Use for denoising in Settings?