About B-Renderon [Standalone Render Manager]

B-Renderon is a standalone graphical program that manages rendering of multiple Blender files without requiring users to operate the command line. It provides 64‑bit builds for Windows and Ubuntu and works with the official Blender.org version, portable builds, or the Steam edition, but not with Blender installations from the Microsoft Store. Users can queue blends, scenes, view layers, and cameras, toggle collections per job, assign different Blender versions, and select rendering devices for Cycles on a per‑file basis. The manager supports parallel rendering on multiple devices where hardware allows, and each named queue maintains a persistent log with timing and frame statistics. Additional features include extra command‑line arguments, external scripts per job, pause/resume, scheduled start and end times, automatic PC shutdown, and token‑based output path patterns.

Features

• Batch render blends, scenes, view layers, and cameras, with specific collections toggled on or off per job
• Assign different Blender versions to individual jobs in the queue
• Render jobs with different devices in parallel where supported, plus per-file Cycles rendering device selection
• Named queues, each with a persistent log recording start and end times, average render time per frame, total queue processing time, scene name, and rendered frame count
• Pause renders and resume from the frame after the last saved one; the STOP menu can halt after the current item or current frame
• Add extra command-line arguments and assign external rendering scripts per job
• Built-in or external image viewer, automatic render start and end times, PC shutdown after completion, and token-based output path patterns

Best for

Blender artists on Windows or Ubuntu who need to batch render many blend files, scenes, or cameras and prefer a graphical queue manager for overnight or unattended rendering.