ovrtx-hero-render

name	ovrtx-hero-render
description	Produce a polished native OVRTX still from a user Blender scene with explicit camera framing, materials, lighting, sample bounds, color ownership, and a low-cost smoke through the registered OVRTX Blender engine. Use for product, portfolio, or presentation hero frames; do not substitute another Blender engine while claiming OVRTX output.

OVRTX hero render

Prepare the shot

1. Work on a caller-owned scene derivative.
2. Run ovrtx-addon-install-and-preflight and ovrtx-current-scene-workflow.
3. Fit and independently verify the named camera with blender-camera-framing.
4. Use ovrtx-materialx-openpbr, texture-uv-material-workflow, and ovrtx-lighting-and-world only where the shot needs them.
5. Configure sample bounds and presentation ownership with ovrtx-render-settings and ovrtx-color-management.

Render through the registered OVRTX engine

After ovrtx-render-settings has selected OVRTX_EXAMPLE, run one small smoke through the bounded helper from blender-render-and-export:

blender --background /absolute/caller-owned/hero.blend \
  --python skills/blender-render-and-export/scripts/render_or_export.py -- \
  --operation render_still \
  --output /absolute/caller-owned/hero-smoke.png \
  --camera CAM-hero --frame 1 --resolution 640 360 100

Require ok: true, detail.engine: OVRTX_EXAMPLE, the requested camera and dimensions, a nonzero file, and a finite nonblank image. Then rerun to a new output path with the caller's final dimensions/sample bound. Never overwrite the raw native frame; crop, grade, sharpen, or annotate only a clearly labeled derivative.

Finish

Inspect framing, clipping, highlights, shadow detail, contact, material response, and color ownership. Return the native image and a concise pass or blocker. Add controls, hashes, manifests, or comparison images only when the caller needs reproducibility or review.