Main Panel

• Render Image: Initiates a single frame rendering process.
• Render Animation: Initiates the rendering of an animation.

Render Settings Panel

Default (Image Tab)	Default (Animation Tab)	Cycles Render Engine + DOF Enabled

Description: The Render Settings Panel allows you to configure various rendering parameters.

• Render Type: Choose between single frame rendering and animation rendering settings.
• Frame Start/End: Set the start and end frames for animation rendering.
• FPS: Select the frames per second (FPS) for your animation.
• Resolution: Choose from predefined resolution presets.
• Render Engine: Select the rendering engine (e.g., Cycles, Eevee).
• Device: Configure the rendering device (for Cycles).
• Samples: Choose between preset sample settings or specify custom samples.
• Custom Samples: If 'Custom' is selected, set a custom sample count.
• Contrast: Adjust contrast settings.
• View Transform: This option allows you to change the View Transform for rendering.
• File Format: Choose the output file format.
• Camera: Select the camera for rendering.
• Output: Set the output filepath for rendered images.
• Depth of Field: Toggle Depth of Field (DOF) for the active camera.
• Autosave: This feature automates the saving of rendered images.
• Motion Blur: Enable or disable motion blur for rendering.
• Focus Object: Configure the object the camera focuses on when Depth of Field is enabled.
• Focus Distance: Set the distance from the camera to the focus point.
• F-Stop: Adjust the aperture F-stop (if DOF is enabled).

Environment settings panel

Environment panel - World Settings	Environment panel - HDRI Settings

Description: The Environment Settings Panel provides options for managing the environment and textures.

• EXR Files: Displays a dropdown to select EXR files for environment textures.
• Next exr: Cycles through all the EXR files in the scene.
• Import World Texture: Imports a world texture.
• Import from Folder: Imports all textures from a selected folder.

Texture Settings (Subpanel)

Description: The Texture Settings Panel allows you to configure settings for environment textures.

World settings:

• Color: Change the world color.
• Strength: Adjusts the strength of the environment texture.

HDRI settings:

• Strength: Adjusts the strength of the environment texture.
• Location: Sets the location of the environment texture.
• Rotation: Specifies the rotation of the environment texture.
• Scale: Adjusts the scale of the environment texture.
• Remove EXR: Remove the applied HDRI texture from the scene.

Camera controls Panel

Description: The Camera Controls Panel allows you to manage camera settings and properties.

• Orientation: Select the camera orientation from the dropdown menu(Square/Portrait/Landscape).
• Camera to View: Align the active camera to the current view.
• New Camera to View: Create a new camera aligned to the current view.

Camera properties (Subpanel)

Description: The Lens Properties Panel provides options for adjusting camera lens settings.

• Type: Set the camera lens type.
• Focal Length: Adjust the camera's focal length.
• Shift X: Shift the camera's view horizontally.
• Shift Y: Shift the camera's view vertically.

Tracking constraints (Subpanel)

Description: The Tracking Constraints Panel allows you to add and configure tracking constraints to cameras.

• Add Track To Constraint: Add a Track To Constraint to the selected camera.
• Target: Specify the target object for the Track To Constraint.
• Influence: Adjust the influence of the Track To Constraint.
• Apply: Apply the constraint to the camera.
• Remove: Remove the constraint from the camera.

Batch render Panel

Batch Render - All Camera	Batch Render - Custom Camera

Description: The Batch Render Panel streamlines your rendering process, especially when working with multiple cameras or animation sequences. This panel provides essential options to efficiently manage rendering tasks.

• Save To: You can choose to save renders in the default output folder or in separate folders for each camera.
• Camera: Select the camera(s) you want to use for rendering. Render your scene with all cameras in the scene or specify a custom list of cameras for more control.
• Overwrite: Control whether the rendering process overwrites existing files.

Preset panel

Description: The Render Preset Panel provides options for managing rendering presets.

• Preset List: Displays a list of rendering presets.
• Add: Adds a new rendering preset.
• Remove: Deletes the selected rendering preset.
• Preset Menu: Opens a menu with additional preset-related actions.
• Move Up: Moves the selected preset up in the list.
• Move Down: Moves the selected preset down in the list.
• Apply Preset: Applies the selected preset to the rendering settings.

Preset Menu

Description: The Preset Menu provides additional preset-related actions:

• Refresh Preset: Refreshes the list of presets.
• Save Preset: Saves the current rendering settings as a new preset.
• Export Preset: Exports the selected preset to a file.
• Import Preset: Imports a preset from a file.
• Preset Info: Displays information about the selected preset
• Open Preset Folder: Open the directory where presets are stored for quick access.

Add-on Preferences

• EXR Import Location: Set the location from which to automatically import EXR files.
• Preset Directory: Set the directory where presets are saved and imported from.
• Enable or Disable Panels: Now you have the ability to enable or disable certain panels within the add-on.
• Backup Settings: Easily back up add-on preferences, such as EXR Import Location, Preset Directory, and settings for enabling or disabling panels.
• Restore Settings: Restore your saved backup preferences.
• Check for Updates: Check for add-on updates. When checking is complete, you will see a "New Update Available" if a new update is available. Clicking on it will take you to the Blender Market Orders page. If the add-on is up-to-date, a button will indicate "Add-on is Up to Date" along with a "Check for Updates" button for future checks.

LUT's Installation

• Description: This feature is available for users who downloaded Blender from the official website and for Windows.
• To use this function, run Blender as an administrator.
• Set a location where the .cube LUT files are located (create a folder for this purpose).
• After setting the folder, click the "Install LUTs" button. The installation will occur immediately, and a backup file will be created.
• Restart Blender to see the changes.
• Go to the Color Management panel in the Render Properties panel. If you choose View Transform as Standard or Filmic, you can see the LUT in the Look dropdown menu.

Important Note:

• When installing, if you install some .cube LUTs and need to install more, you first need to remove the initially installed .cube LUTs. Otherwise, clicking on apply will create a backup from the current file (config.ocio) and .cube LUTs. If you need to install more .cube LUTs, you will have to manually remove the .cube LUTs.
• To remove the LUTs, run Blender as an administrator, go to preferences, and click on the "Remove LUTs" button. It will remove the LUTs.

Render Palette Menu

• Description: Enable or disable panels:
• Batch Render Panel
• Camera Settings Panel
• Lens Properties Panel
• Tracking Settings Panel
• Render Preset Panel