Render Overscan

Nice addon! I would just suggest adding a feature that allows the user to set the overscan as a percentage, because that's how I usually calculate my overscan, not in pixels. Or it would be really nice if you could enable the overscan and then set the overscan percent using the output resolution percentage that's already listed in Blender and have the camera's focal length update dynamically. I would also recommend changing the order of the "Overscan Size" setting to right above the "Enable/Disable Overscan" button. This to me would be a little more intuitive... First, I choose my camera, then I choose the overscan size, then I enable it. Thanks for your work on this!

Thank you for this very useful addon.

There seems to be a small bug in Render Overscan: It installs correctly when installed , but doesn't show up in Properties > Output in my Blender configuration, probably due to a leftover string from previous work, overlooked for deletion in init.py line 27.

Temporary workaround for users experiencing the same issue:

Default path Windows: c:\users\username\AppData\Roaming\Blender Foundation\Blender\4.2\extensions\user_default(install from disk) or blender_org(online installation)\render_overscan\

Default Path Linux: home/username/.config/Blender/4.2/extensions/blender_org (online installation) or user_default (install from disk)/render_overscan

Open the init.py file with a text editor, comment out the line 27 (bl_parent_id = 'RENDER_PT_format') adding a hash (#) at the beginning, so that it looks like: #bl_parent_id = 'RENDER_PT_format'

Save and close the init.py file and restart Blender.

The Panel for the addon "Render Overscan" should then appear in Properties > Output, under the name "Overscan Settings".