I was pleasantly surprised to see how easy it is to control terragen from the command prompt in windows.
I pasted two lines into the command prompt, pressing enter after each one:
cd C:\Program Files (x86)\Planetside Software\Terragen 2 Deep Edition\
tgdcli -p "D:\Documents\PhD\Experiments\14. Lakes Model\TG2 model\animation test\1.tgd" -hide -exit -r -o "D:\Documents\PhD\Experiments\14. Lakes Model\TG2 model\animation test\1.bmp"
But obviously I want this to run with lots of files. I imagine I'll create a separate .tgd for each job, and let it get on with the rendering. This solves many problems.
I tried to turn the above lines into a .bat or .cmd file but they don't work.
This is pretty basic I'm sure, but not obvious to me. How do I write a script that will be executed in the command line? I don't want to have to stay up all night pressing enter for each new line! Thanks