I can see why so many people are excited. I spent a little time last night poking through the new 2.8 Blender. Space is thankfully no longer as much of a limiting factor. For a fraction of what I spent on that 20 Gig drive, I can now conveniently keep more than 10 times the space on my person. These days, I typically carry a 256 Gig flash drive around with me. But space disappears REAL fast when you're rendering video. And it was fairly sizable for the time I had it. The hard drive I was having to use back in the day was 20 Gigs. Modern computers frequently measure their hard-drive sizes in Terabytes. Modern students should definitely try long-term rendering on a frame-by-frame basis, in order to avoid software crashes and being able to pick up rendering where it left off in case of failure. And if I were tackling a similar project today, I would absolutely follow the methodology you are describing. Click to expand.In this day and age, yes, you are correct.
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