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16 Chapter 17: Rendering
Objects within the bounding boxes, including
objects in front of or behind the selection, are
rendered.
When no objects are selected, Crop Selected
renders the entire frame.
R ender B ounding B ox/S elected
Dia log
Select objects. > Main toolbar > Choose Box Selec ted
from the R ender Type drop-down list. > Clic k Quick
Render (Production) > Render Bounding B ox/Selec ted
dialog
Select objects. > Main toolbar > Choose Box Selec ted
fromtheRenderTypedrop-downlist. >ClickRender
Scene, and then click Render. > Render Bounding
Box/Selected dialog.
This dialog appears when you render a scene while
the Box Selected render type is active. Box Selected
renders an area that corresponds to the bounding
box of the currently active selection.
See also
Render Type (page 3–13)
Inter face
Width and H eight—Letyousetthesizeofthe
rendering, in pixels.
Co nstrain Aspect Ratio—When on, constrains the
original aspec t ratio of the selection’s bounding
box. Changing the Width value also changes
Height, and vice versa. Default=on.
Selection Aspect R atio—Displays the original
aspect ratio of the selection’s bounding box.
Quick R ender Fl yout
Main toolbar > Quick R ender flyout
The Quick Render flyout lets you choose among
these buttons:
•
Quick Render (Production).
•
Quick Render (ActiveShade)
The Quick Render buttons let you render the scene
using the settings without displaying the
Render
Scene dialog (page 3–2)
.Choosingoneofthese
buttons also changes which rendering settings are
active in the Render Scene dialog.
By default, all the rendering options use the
default
scanline renderer (page 3–37)
. You can change the
renderer assigned to Production or ActiveShade
by using the
Assign Renderer rollout (page 3–34)
on the R ender Scene dialog > Common panel.
Quick R end er ( Pr oduction)
Main toolbar > Quick Render flyout > Quick Render
(Production)
Keyboard > SHIFT+Q
The Quick Render (Production) button, available
from the
Quick Render flyout (page 3–16) on
the main toolbar, lets you render the scene using
the current production render settings without
displaying the
Render Scene dialog (page 3–2) .