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In order for a render preset to be used by the renderer, it must be made current.
While working in the Render Presets Manager, you select presets you want to
edit, but in order for the renderer to use them, you have to click the Set Current
button. Otherwise, the preset chosen on the Render panel on the ribbon or
the Advanced Render Settings palette is used.
If you make changes to a standard render preset, its name is prefaced with an
asterisk to indicate that a change has been made to its original settings. If the
rendered results are acceptable, you can save the preset by entering a new
name in the presets list on the Render panel on the ribbon or on the Render
Settings palette.
If you change the settings of a custom render preset, you can enter a new
name to create a new, custom render preset or choose to update the preset
from the presets list on the Render panel on the ribbon or on the Render
Settings palette.
To create a custom render preset from the Render Presets Manager
1 Click Render tab Render panel Render Presets drop-down Render
Presets Manager.
2 In the Render Presets Manager, select an existing standard or custom
preset.
3 Click the Create Copy button and specify a name for your new preset.
Click OK.
The new preset appears in the tree view under the Custom Render Presets
branch.
To edit a custom render preset
1 Click Render tab Render panel Render Presets drop-down Render
Presets Manager.
2 In the Render Presets Manager, select an existing custom preset.
3 Make adjustments from the render settings section.
The preset name is prefaced with an asterisk to show it has been changed.
4 Click the Set Current button and render the scene.
If the results are good, you can choose to update the current preset or
re-open the Render Preset Manager and create a new, custom preset.
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