Installation and Setup

Getting started with RenderGod is quick and easy. Follow these steps to install the application and set up your initial configuration.

System Requirements

Before installing, ensure your system meets the minimum requirements:

• OS: Windows 10 or Windows 11 (64-bit)
• Blender: Blender 2.80 or higher installed
• Hardware: Same requirements as Blender (GPU recommended for faster rendering)
• Disk Space: 500MB for installation

Installation Steps

Step 1: Download

Download the latest version of RenderGod from the official website or your provided download link.

Step 2: Install

1. Run the downloaded installer (RenderGod_Setup.exe).
2. Follow the on-screen instructions.
3. Choose your installation location (default is recommended).
4. Click Install and wait for the process to complete.

Step 3: First Launch

1. Launch RenderGod from your desktop shortcut or Start menu.
2. The application will initialize and scan for your Blender installation.
3. You may be prompted to sign in with your Google account (optional but recommended for cloud features).

Initial Configuration

1. Blender Detection

RenderGod automatically detects installed Blender versions.

• Go to Settings > Blender Version.
• Verify that your preferred Blender version is selected.
• If not found, click Advanced > Select Manually to locate your blender.exe.

2. Verify Addon

While not strictly required, the Blender Addon is highly recommended for the best experience.

• Check if the "Send to RenderGod" option appears in Blender's Render menu.
• If not, see the Installing Blender Addon guide.

3. Theme

Choose your preferred visual theme.

• Go to Settings > Theme Settings.
• Select Dark Mode, Light Mode, or System Mode.

Troubleshooting

Installation Fails

• Ensure you have administrator privileges.
• Check if your antivirus is blocking the installer.
• Verify you have enough disk space.

Blender Not Found

• Ensure Blender is installed correctly.
• Use the Select Manually option in Settings to point to your Blender executable.

Next Steps

Now that RenderGod is installed, proceed to Getting Started to run your first render!