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".
Render Overscan
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".