Digital humans the art of the digital double
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how far is my render?
I'm doing a render, and wondering. How can you see how far the rendering is?
I know you can see it's reached frame "something", but does it calculate somwhere an estimatet finish time or something like that, so you have just a clue how long it's going to take?
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