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Render using tokens

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Render using tokens

- [Instructor] In the previous movie, we set up takes so that we could render out a separate shadow catch or pass. And now we'll look at how we can use tokens in our render settings to achieve a more procedural workflow for naming files. So if I activate that shadow catcher, we can see a difference between the main, the shadow, and we also create a take for our positions as well. But in the render settings, let's focus on our shadow render settings. So token is a simple text variable and you can use them in path and file names. So that means if I create a token, and you can use this little drop down arrow here for my project. So just come down to here, and the token is $PRJ. If I put a forward slash, then at render time, a folder would be created if it didn't exist already. I could then create a new folder based on the current take name. So $take. Then if I put another forward slash, we'd have that folder. So currently, the file will be saved into folder named after our project and…

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