End-to-End Render Pipeline

A straightforward automation tool for Blender that makes compiling your animations into video files as simple as it really should be. Handles the entire process of rendering individual frames, importing and stitching them together into a video file — all in one click.

This was built as a fun side project to clean up the friction in my own animation workflow.

Features

• One-Click Execution: Automates the whole jump from 3D viewport frames to a finished, compressed video asset.
• Streamlined UI: Puts the contols you are likely to tweak between renders — Resolution, FPS, Frame Range, and Paths — into a single sidebar, so you don't have to click through a dozen sub-menus every time.
• Automatic Audio Syncing: If you have audio strips sitting in your main 3D scene's timeline, the script copies them over, handles the offsets, and drops them into the final video scene automatically.
• Built-in Overwrite Protection: Lets you choose between standard Overwrites, Auto-Increment Versioning (_v01, _v02), or Timestamps so you don't accidentally nuke an overnight render.

How to Use It

1. Open your 3D Viewport, press N to open the sidebar, and head to the Pipeline tab.
2. Select your Main scene.
3. Click the + icon to instantly generate a headless Video Scene (pre-configured for the default H.264/MP4 compilation).
4. Set your resolution, frame limits, and output folders right inside the panel.
5. Click Execute Pipeline, sit back and watch the render go brrr.