Nice. You could get even fancier and add some best possible time and worst possible time because usually frames in animations aren't equal in render time. In one scene you could have a lot of SSS and in another it could be just a bunch of simpler materials.
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* Thanks for the feedback 😄. Usually the best way to know this is to render at least 3 frames, one at the beginning, one in the middle and one at the end and take an average of time between them. As he says, it even generates an estimated time, but he has been achieving results very close to the final render time.
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Nice. You could get even fancier and add some best possible time and worst possible time because usually frames in animations aren't equal in render time. In one scene you could have a lot of SSS and in another it could be just a bunch of simpler materials.
* @Anže * Thanks for the feedback 😄. Usually the best way to know this is to render at least 3 frames, one at the beginning, one in the middle and one at the end and take an average of time between them. As he says, it even generates an estimated time, but he has been achieving results very close to the final render time.