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That could be faked with the animation feature.

Just set each image to a keyframe, with one frame to the next image.

You can swap out base formulas with no problems.  The keyframes do not need to be related to each other in any way.

Hope that helps!

It's an old trick from working in Carrara - my 3D Art program of choice.

I haven't confirmed it on the new version yet, but when I accidentally forgot to clear the last animation from a render when I started a new one in an older version - it worked!


EDIT - Oh yeah, wouldn't running multiple instances of the program become overwhelming to many systems if they were all rendering at once?  



EDIT AGAIN - Just confirmed it - this trick still works in 1.6, so Batch Rendering is only a little more complicated than ideal, but still easily done.

Just load the first parameter set, create a keyframe, load next, create keyframe, and repeat.  Just be sure to set the frames between keyframes to 1, or you'll get many duplicate images!