How to render frames in blender using Evee?

Rendering Frames in Blender with Eevee:

1. Open Blender:

• Launch Blender and open your project.

1. Switch to Eevee Render Engine:

• At the top of the window, select “Eevee” from the render engine dropdown menu.

1. Set Up Your Scene:

• Arrange your objects, lights, and cameras as needed.

1. Adjust Rendering Settings:

• Go to the “Render Properties” tab on the right side.
• Set the output resolution and adjust other settings such as frame range, if needed.

1. Configure Eevee Settings:

• In the “Render Properties” tab, scroll down to the “Eevee” section.
• Adjust settings such as Shadows, Ambient Occlusion, Bloom, and other parameters based on your project requirements.

1. Set Output Path:

• In the “Output Properties” tab, set the output path for your rendered frames.

1. Render a Single Frame:

• To render a single frame, go to the “Render” menu at the top and select “Render Image.”

1. Render Animation (Multiple Frames):

• To render an animation, go to the “Render” menu and choose “Render Animation.”
• Alternatively, press Ctrl + F12 to start rendering the animation.

1. Monitor the Rendering Process:

• Blender will begin rendering the frames, and you can monitor the progress in the “Image Editor” or “UV Editor” window.

1. Save Rendered Frames:

• Once the rendering is complete, the frames will be saved in the specified output folder.