English Bob - Yes there is a button in the amination menu that does this BUT when I use that method the finished string of .JPGs seam to have tiny movement of lights whick make the finished animation appear to flicker. When I use the render menu to produce the .JPG's the resulting string doesnot display the flicker.

I used this method to produce 3D-animations. Works fine for me. Each stream (left cam, right cam) without flickering.

By the way - In the script above:

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imagepath = "c:images"             # path where images are stored<br></br>

has to be written as:

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imagepath = r"c:images"             # path where images are stored<br></br><br></br>

The little "r" in front of the string means: Do not interpret characters with a leading as special characters (like n). Without "r" it has to be written as "c:images" (double backslash).

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