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Hello, I'm getting crazy because I have to work on an apple computer and I have to do a lot of renders of LXF models... but I can't find a sofware able to do the job.
POVRay seems unable.
Bluerender simply doesn't work.

I'm stuck, and that's really important.
I hope that I missed something and you can help me!

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Hello,

Depending on your model, you can try to import it into Mecabricks to easily export and render it in Blender or even use the one click online rendering function.

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On 29/1/2018 at 9:02 AM, Lego_Talk said:

I open the Bluerender.bat...

".bat" files are for Windows systems. Standard extension for Batch script on MAC is ".command" and use a different (Linux-like) syntax. 
So you are trying to use a script for Windows on your MAC.

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On MacOS create a shell script with your favourite text editor (i.e.myBluerenderShellScript.sh). Copy the text below into it:

 

#!/bin/sh
export JAVA_HOME="/Library/Internet Plug-Ins/JavaAppletPlugin.plugin/Contents/Home"
java -cp "bin/*" bluerender.BlueRender

 

Save the file in your bluerender folder:

After that make the file executable, so type the following in terminal (assuming you are inside the bluerender folder and the shell script you just created is there):

chmod +x myBluerenderShellScript.sh

 

Finally you can either double click the file in Finder or you can type the following in terminal:

 

./bluerender.sh

 

 

 

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On 30/01/2018 at 8:52 PM, M2m said:

On MacOS create a shell script with your favourite text editor (i.e.myBluerenderShellScript.sh). Copy the text below into it:

 

#!/bin/sh
export JAVA_HOME="/Library/Internet Plug-Ins/JavaAppletPlugin.plugin/Contents/Home"
java -cp "bin/*" bluerender.BlueRender

 

Save the file in your bluerender folder:

After that make the file executable, so type the following in terminal (assuming you are inside the bluerender folder and the shell script you just created is there):

chmod +x myBluerenderShellScript.sh

 

Finally you can either double click the file in Finder or you can type the following in terminal:

 

./bluerender.sh

 

 

 

I am still getting the same "no such file found in directory". I used Textedit and converted to plain text and unchecked the box "If no extension is provided use '.txt'" when saving. What file type is yours @M2m ?

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@Lego_Talk

I'm not sure, but it seems you are having the same (or very similar) discussion/question going also in this topic? (and also a bit here)

In the future, please post only in one topic (i.e. avoid cross-posting).

Thanks

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