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Select this check box if the exported file misses some texture maps. This forces Viz/Max to do an internal render,
and cache all texture maps. As a result, all texture maps are exported with the model.
See also:
■ “Viz and Max File Exporter” on page 114
Tools Node
Use the settings in this node to adjust the options for Presenter, TimeLiner, Scripter, and Animator.
Presenter Page
Use this page to adjust the Presenter options.
Profile You can adjust Presenter to your level of knowledge.
Select from the following options:
■ Basic - gives you access to the basic Presenter features, with a limited editing functionality. This is the default
option.
■ Standard - gives you access to some of the advanced Presenter features.
■ Advanced - gives you access to the advanced Presenter features, such as extra materials, lights, render styles.
Smoothed Textures Select this check box if you want textures to look smooth; this takes longer to render.
When this check box is clear, the textures render faster, but appear pixelated.
Filtered Textures Select this check box to turn on mipmapping. Using this option improves the appearance of
textures in the distance.
Interactive Materials Indicates whether the applied Presenter materials are shown during navigation. By default,
this check box is selected.
When this check box is clear, textures are not displayed during navigation. Using this option reduces the load
on graphics cards, and gives less drop-out in heavily textured scenes. The materials reappear automatically when
navigation stops, provided Autodesk Navisworks uses full render mode.
Interactive Lighting Indicates whether the applied Presenter lights are shown during navigation. By default,
this check box is selected.
When this check box is clear, lights are not displayed during navigation. Using this option reduces the load on
graphics cards, and gives less drop-out in heavily lit scenes. The lights reappear automatically when navigation
stops, provided Autodesk Navisworks uses full lights mode.
Max Texture Size This option affects the visual details of the textures applied to geometry. Enter the desired
value in pixels. For example, a value of 128 means the maximum texture size of 128 pixels x 128 pixels.
The higher the value, the higher the load on your graphics card, as more MB in memory is required to render
textures.
Max Image Texture Size Specifies the maximum size for texture images in pixels. For example, a value of 256
means the maximum texture size of 256 pixels x 256 pixels.
The higher the value, the higher the load on your graphics card, as more MB in memory is required to render
textures.
Max Background Texture Specifies the maximum size for background textures in pixels. For example, a value
of 256 means the maximum texture size of 256 pixels x 256 pixels.
The higher the value, the higher the load on your graphics card, as more MB in memory is required to render
textures.
Blend Transparent Textures Select this check box to use partially transparent objects. This option improves
overall quality, but takes longer to render.
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