Per-Camera Resolution

• Set individual resolutions for each camera directly in the Camera panel under Object Data properties.
• Create new cameras by defining a render border in the 3D viewport and using the Bake Render Border feature.

How To Install It In Blender

• Install the add-on from Blender Extensions within Blender.
• Alternatively, download the ZIP from the Blender Extensions page and use Blender’s Install from Disk feature.

How To Use It In Blender

• Access camera resolution settings in the Camera panel under Object Data properties.
• Use Ctrl + B to set a render border and create a new camera with the Bake Render Border feature.

Warnings

• Local path or asset-library signals were detected. Paths that work on the artist machine can still fail on remote workers.
• Bake or cache signals were detected. Generated outputs may need to be prepared before upload.

Safest Workflow

• Bake caches or precompute outputs before sending a long render job if the add-on relies on generated intermediate data.
• Check if the add-on uses its own render operators locally and do not assume this will work seamlessly on a render farm.
• Open the scene in Blender, complete any interactive setup steps, save the file, and test a small background render before scaling up.

Packing Checklist

• Assume every worker needs the same add-on version installed unless you have verified that the scene renders correctly after baking or exporting the result to native Blender data.
• Upload any external textures, presets, asset libraries, exports, or helper files referenced by the add-on workflow.
• Include baked caches or generated outputs if the add-on workflow writes them outside the main .blend file.
• Run a small local background render or one short farm test before full submission.

Common Issues

• The scene may render incorrectly on a farm if local assets or helper files are not uploaded.
• Differences in farm renders can occur if caches or baked outputs are not uploaded.