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I'm using nexrender to generate hundreds of variations of a base media creative. Each variation differs by a few image and text elements.
The simplest approach would be to call nexrender hundreds of times, supplying different parameters in myjob.json once for each variation. However, since the underlying After Effects project remains the same for every variation, with only a few dynamic data points changing, I'm exploring ways to optimize the batch process through caching or reuse.
Does nexrender natively support this scenario or offer any built-in caching or reuse mechanisms? I've begun investigating @nexrender/action-cache, but it's not clear how to integrate it into my workflow.
Ideally, I'd like to achieve this using only the nexrender CLI, without setting up a server-worker infrastructure, if possible.
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Hello,
I'm using nexrender to generate hundreds of variations of a base media creative. Each variation differs by a few image and text elements.
The simplest approach would be to call nexrender hundreds of times, supplying different parameters in myjob.json once for each variation. However, since the underlying After Effects project remains the same for every variation, with only a few dynamic data points changing, I'm exploring ways to optimize the batch process through caching or reuse.
Does nexrender natively support this scenario or offer any built-in caching or reuse mechanisms? I've begun investigating @nexrender/action-cache, but it's not clear how to integrate it into my workflow.
Ideally, I'd like to achieve this using only the nexrender CLI, without setting up a server-worker infrastructure, if possible.
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