Nodes · I/O
Write
I/Ov1core
Overview
The other doorway. Renders on a background thread through the same engine the farm runs, so what you saw is what lands on disk.
How to
- Set
filewith a####pattern for a sequence. - Pick the format and its options; EXR writes multipart and multilayer.
- Set the output transform — this is where display encoding goes on, and the only place it should.
Inputs
| Input | What it takes |
|---|---|
| in | the image this node works on |
Outputs
| Output | Type |
|---|---|
| out | Image |
Parameters
| Parameter | Type | Default | What it does |
|---|---|---|---|
| file | Text | String::new( | The file on disk — use #### for frame numbers in a sequence. |
| colorspace | Choice | auto | How the file is encoded. 'auto' guesses from the file type (EXR = linear, 8-bit = sRGB); override if the plate was tagged wrong. |
| range_mode | Choice | global | Not documented yet. |
| range_first | Int | 1 | Not documented yet. |
| range_last | Int | 100 | Not documented yet. |
| video_codec | Choice | h264 | Video files only. h264 = broadly playable review default; prores = ProRes 422 HQ interchange master; vp9 = web. Needs an ffmpeg (tools/ffmpeg/bin or FORGED_FFMPEG). |
| video_quality | Float | 18 | Video files only: the CRF. Lower is better/bigger - 18 is visually lossless h264; ignored for prores. |