Which Batch Renderer is Better?

[Mason]

I noticed recently that a batch renderer for Daz was uploaded here (https://www.renderosity.com/rr/mod/bcs/batch-renderer-for-daz-studio/110993). I have been using the one that's available on Daz's official website (https://www.daz3d.com/batch-render-for-daz-studio-4-and-rib) for quite some time now, and was curious what the differences between the two were.

In particular, one of the big issues I have with the Batch Renderer provided on Daz's official website is that it doesn't seem to be able to clear VRAM usage, meaning that the further into the render que you get, the more it slows down performance, and the more likely it is to fall back to CPU.
Does the batch renderer from Renderosity solve this issue, and does it offer any other improvements worth considering? I would like to know the answer to this before spending my points on something I might not need.

Thanks in advance!

[Dynasty]

From the pictures that I can see, I am using the Renderosity one and it doesn't fall back on CPU usage after finishing a render (usually).

Also, check Render Queue as it completely clears the scene and shuts down Daz Studio before starting a new render queue.

[Mason]

Thanks for the super quick response! Should I be using both the Render Que plugin and the Batch Render script in tandem together? Or should I choose between one or the other?

[Dynasty]

I use both together and I have no issue. You can also try the renderosity version since I haven't had almost any issues with it, but I suggest render queue since it completely shuts down Daz Studio.

[Mason]

Okay, thanks a ton for the quick and helpful assistance! Will transfer some points over to you as a thank you token 🙂

[Dynasty]

No need @seto007 don't worry. Keep the points. I am glad I could help.

[Lodge of Dreamers]

Just use one Render Queue. It also has shutdown pc after complete. I use it to render over night.

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