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Starting a queue converts every waiting item and writes the files to your output folder. The queue keeps running if you leave the Export tab.

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Start a queue

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Choose the output folder and check Output

Set Output folder in Settings. Select an item and read Output in Item properties. If two items would write the same file, fix that first (see Duplicate file names).
2

Click Start

Start runs every Pending and Failed item in the queue, whatever you selected or filtered. Options lock until the run ends.
Export in progress with a progress bar, exported and running items, and the Stop button

A queue in progress.

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Item statuses

Several items convert at once, so they can finish in a different order than the list.

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Stop a run

Stop cancels the run. Files already exported stay, and unfinished items go back to Pending.
Stopping is not an undo. The item being converted when you click Stop can leave an incomplete file. Check it or run it again.

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Fix failures

Select a Failed item to read its error.
Failed item selected with its error message and the Retry failures button

A failed item with its error and the Retry failures button.

Fix the cause, for example a moved source file, then click Retry failures. It runs only the failed items and redoes them even if an incomplete file was left behind. Start also runs failed items, plus anything still Pending. Exported and Already exists items do not return to Pending on their own. To run one again, remove it and add it again, or reopen Rageon. Files set to All does not change that.

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Duplicate file names

Two items that would write the same file block Start. The affected items show Duplicate output name and a banner counts them.
Two queue items flagged Duplicate output name with a banner above the list

Two items that would write the same file, with Start blocked.

Remove one item from each pair. Output is flat: files do not keep their source folders, and names are compared without regard to letter case. What clashes depends on Model output:
  • GLB: prop_bench_01a.ydr and prop_bench_01a.yft both write prop_bench_01a.glb, so they clash.
  • Original: they keep their own extensions and can coexist.
  • Both: both files are checked.

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Where the files land

Files go straight into the output folder. A .rageon-exports folder also appears. Rageon uses it to tell finished outputs from incomplete ones when Files is on Missing, so keep it if you want finished files reused. Click Open the folder in Explorer in Settings to see the result.

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Limits and plans

Start and Retry failures need a plan with batch export. Without it, both are disabled and the queue shows Your plan does not include batch export. Creating queues, changing settings, and adding items still work.
Start and Retry failures disabled with the message Your plan does not include batch export

A plan without batch export.

Exports also count against a weekly quota. See rageon.dev/pricing for what each plan includes. A run can still be refused after you click Start.

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Troubleshooting

Your plan cannot run queues. Check your account and rageon.dev/pricing.
Set Output folder, then click Start. Choose the output folder. means the same.
Remove one item from each pair, or change Model output. Remove the items with identical output names before running. means the same. See Duplicate file names.
The banner above the list. The number counts items, not pairs.
The item’s output name matches another item’s: Output name is the same as another item’s. Remove one of them. Compare Output and remove one.
The queue is empty. See Add items.
Every item is Exported or Already exists. Remove and add them again to run them once more.
Rageon could not store your queues for the next session. The queue on screen still works, but may be gone after you close Rageon.
Wait for the run to end, or pick or create another queue.
Rageon could not find the YTYP file of that interior. Prepare the index in the Map tab, then add it again.
Open the Map tab, reopen the dialog, and check your search text.
Clear the search, then check categories, sources, and Limit. Make sure your game folder is indexed (First setup).
The search or status filter hides every item. Click Clear filters.
Every sent path is already queued.
Select a supported model file, then send it again.
Sign in to your Rageon account, then run the queue again.
Sign out, sign back in, and start the queue again.
Wait the number of seconds shown, then try again.
You reached your weekly export quota. It renews on the date shown. See rageon.dev/pricing.
The queue is larger than the quota allows in a week. Run fewer items at a time, or check your plan at rageon.dev/pricing.
A run summary. Filter by Failures, fix the causes, and click Retry failures.