I'm thinking we can enhance our scripts by using the command 'if exist "blender_output.txt" del /f /q "blender_output.txt"' to ensure we delete any previous output files, and this should be incorporated into all three scripts. Initially, I believed we only needed to delete at the end, but it might be wise to do so at the beginning as well. Also, adding 'setlocal enabledelayedexpansion' could be beneficial, ensuring consistency across all files. Let's check the compress and remove scripts to confirm if they currently delete at the start.
**Modifying batch scripts**
I’m considering whether we should use functions.read_file to get content but realize it’s not necessary since I have a good idea where the echo is. However, it’s definitely safer to open both scripts and make some modifications. I plan to insert 'del /f /q "blender_output.txt" 2>nul' before the Blender invocation lines. To ensure deletion happens even if the script is aborted, I'll include 'cmd /c' with PowerShell commands. I’ll implement these changes across all three batch files, including consistent indentation.
**Updating script with status updates**
I need to add the line 'del /f /q "blender_output.txt" 2>nul' right after the "echo Using script" statement and before the 'blender' invocation. It’s crucial to include status updates when using tools, as per the developer's instructions. In this case, I think adding brief micro-updates before the calls would be helpful for clarity. I'll implement these one-liners to keep things concise and ensure I edit all three scripts accordingly. Let's get started!</details></think>
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I'll update all three batch scripts to delete `blender_output.txt` at the start of each run, in addition to the existing cleanup at the end, to ensure it's always removed. Now applying the edits.
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