Autodesk 3ds Max 2008 User manual

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Rendering
Rendering "fills in" geometry with color, shadow, lighting effects, and so on.
Rendering shades the scene's geometry using the lighting you've set up, the materials you've
applied, and environment settings, such as background and atmosphere. You use the Render
Scene dialog on page 5878 to create renderings and save them to files. Renderings are also
displayed on the screen, in a rendered frame window on page 5885 .
TIP When you render a very large image, you might get a message that says Error
Creating Bitmap, or that says you are out of RAM. If this happens, turn on the Bitmap
Pager. You turn on the Bitmap Pager in Rendering Preferences on page 7560 . The Bitmap
Pager prevents a rendering from hanging because of overuse of memory. On the other
hand, it slows down the rendering process.
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NOTE 3ds Max does not append any color-space information to rendered output. If
necessary, you can apply a color space such as sRGB to output images in an
image-editing program like Adobe Photoshop.
Environments and Rendering Effects
A variety of special effects, such as film grain, depth of field, and lens simulations, are
available as rendering effects. Another set of effects, such as fog, are provided as environment
effects.
Environment settings on page 6486 let you choose a background color or image, or choose
an ambient color value for when you render without using radiosity. One category of
environment settings is the exposure controls on page 6531 , which adjust light levels for
display on a monitor.
Rendering effects on page 6381 provide a way for you to add blur or film grain to a rendering,
or to adjust its color balance.
See also:
Rendering Commands on page 5897
ActiveShade on page 5910
Rendering Previews on page 6220
Network Rendering on page 6231
Rendering Effects on page 6381
Environment and Atmosphere Effects on page 6484
Object-Level Rendering Controls
You can control rendering behavior at the object level. See Object Properties on page 245 .
Render Scene Dialog
Rendering menu > Render
Main toolbar > Render Scene button
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Keyboard > F10
Rendering creates a 2D image or animation based on your 3D scene. It shades
the scene's geometry using the lighting you've set up, the materials you've
applied, and environment settings such as background and atmosphere.
The Render scene dialog has multiple panels. The number and name of the
panels can change, depending on the active renderer. These panels are always
present:
Common panel on page 5929
Contains the main controls for any renderer, such as whether to render a
still image or an animation, setting the resolution of rendered output, and
so on.
Renderer panel on page 5946
Contains the main controls for the current renderer.
Additional panels whose presence depends on the active renderer include:
Render Elements panel on page 6144
Contains the controls for rendering various image information into
individual image files. This can be useful when you work with compositing,
image-processing, or special-effects software.
Raytracer panel on page 6030
Contains global controls for ray-traced maps and materials.
Advanced Lighting panel on page 5962
Contains controls for generating radiosity and light tracer solutions, which
can provide global illumination for your scene.
Processing and Indirect Illumination panels
Contain special controls for the mental ray renderer on page 6039 .
At the bottom of the Render Scene dialog are controls that, like those in the
Common Parameters rollout on page 5929 , apply to all renderers. These are
described in this topic's Interface section, below.
TIP When you render a very large image, you might get a message that says Error
Creating Bitmap, or that says you are out of RAM. If this happens, turn on the
Bitmap Pager. You turn on the Bitmap Pager in Rendering Preferences on page
7560 . The Bitmap Pager prevents a rendering from hanging because of overuse of
memory. On the other hand, it slows down the rendering process.
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Choice of a Renderer
Three renderers are provided with 3ds Max. Additional renderers might be
available as third-party plug-in components. The renderers provided with 3ds
Max are:
Default scanline renderer on page 5949
The scanline renderer is active by default. It renders the scene in a series
of horizontal lines.
Global illumination options available for the scanline renderer include
light tracing on page 5963 and radiosity on page 5976 .
The scanline renderer can also render to textures on page 6169 (bake
textures), which is especially useful when preparing scenes for game
engines.
mental ray renderer on page 6039
The mental ray renderer created by mental images is also available. It
renders the scene in a series of square buckets.
The mental ray renderer provides its own method of global illumination,
and can also generate caustic lighting effects.
In the Material Editor, a variety of mental ray shaders on page 5801 provide
effects that only the mental ray renderer can display.
VUE file renderer on page 6143
The VUE file renderer is a special-purpose renderer that generates an ASCII
text description of the scene. A view file can include multiple frames, and
specify transforms, lighting, and changes of view.
Production and ActiveShade Renderers
In 3ds Max, there are two different types of renderings. One, called
Production rendering, is active by default, and is typically the one you use
for finished renderings. Production renderings can use any of the three
aforementioned renderers. The second type of rendering is called ActiveShade
on page 5910 . An ActiveShade rendering uses the default scanline renderer to
create a preview rendering that can help you see the effects of changing
lighting or materials; the rendering interactively updates as you change your
scene. ActiveShade renderings are, in general, less precise than production
renderings.
Another advantage of production renderings is that you can use different
renderers, such as the mental ray or VUE file renderer.
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To choose between production or ActiveShade renderings, use the radio buttons
described in the Interface section below. To change the renderer assigned
to production rendering, use the Assign Renderer rollout on page 5943 .
See also:
Render Scene on page 5898
Procedures
To render a still image:
1Activate the viewport to render.
2 Click Render Scene.
The Render Scene dialog appears, with the Common panel active.
3On the Common Parameters rollout, check the Time Output group to
make sure the Single option is chosen.
4In the Output Size group, set other rendering parameters or use the
defaults.
5Click Render.
By default, the rendering appears in a rendered frame window on page
5885 .
TIP To render a view without using the dialog, click Quick Render
on page 5909 .
To render an animation:
1Activate the viewport to render.
2 Click Render Scene.
The Render Scene dialog appears, with the Common panel active.
3On the Common Parameters rollout on page 5929 , go to the Time Output
group and choose a time range.
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4In the Output Size group, set other rendering parameters or use the
defaults.
5In the Render Output group, click Files.
6On the Render Output File dialog on page 5892 , specify a location, name,
and a type for the animation file, and then click Save.
Typically, a dialog appears that lets you configure options for the chosen
file format. Change settings or accept the defaults, and then click OK to
continue.
The Save File check box turns on.
7Click the Render button at the bottom of the dialog.
NOTE If you set a time range and do not specify a file to save to, the
animation is rendered only to the window. This can be a time-consuming
mistake, so an alert warns you about it.
TIP Once you have rendered the animation this way, you can render it
again without using the dialog by clicking Quick Render.
Interface
Production Choose to use the active production renderer. (This is the
default.)
ActiveShade Choose to use ActiveShade on page 5910 .
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Render Presets drop-down list Lets you choose from among a set of preset
rendering parameters, or load or save rendering parameter settings. See Preset
Rendering Options on page 5922 .
Viewport Chooses the viewport to render. By default, this is the active
viewport. You can use this drop-down list to choose a different one. The list
contains only currently displayed viewports.
Lock View When on, locks the view to the one shown in the Viewport
list. This enables you to adjust the scene in other viewports (which become
active as you use them), and then click Render to render the viewport you
originally chose. When off, Render always renders the active viewport.
Render Renders the scene.
When ActiveShade is chosen, the name of this button changes to ActiveShade,
and clicking it opens a floating ActiveShade window on page 5910 .
If the scene you're rendering contains bitmaps that cannot be located, a
Missing External Files dialog on page 6926 appears. This dialog lets you browse
for the missing maps, or continue to render the scene without loading them.
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Rendering Progress dialog
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When you click Render, a rendering progress dialog shows the parameters
being used, and a progress bar. The rendering dialog has a Pause button to
the left of the Cancel button. When you click Pause, the rendering pauses,
and the button's label changes to Resume. Click Resume to continue with the
rendering.
NOTE The mental ray renderer does not support the Pause button. You can cancel
a mental ray rendering, but you can't pause it.
Rendered Frame Window
Rendering menu > Render > Render Scene dialog > Render > Rendered Frame
Window appears.
File menu > View Image File > Choose a file to view. > Open > Rendered Frame
Window displays the file.
The rendered frame window displays rendered output. It has controls to:
Save the image to a file.
Place a copy of the rendered image on the Windows clipboard, ready for
pasting into another graphics application.
Create a clone of the window. This displays a new window so you can
create another rendering and compare it with the previous one.
Display a new rendered frame window.
Enable or disable display of the red, green, and blue color channels.
Display the alpha channel on page 7709 .
Display only monochrome (gray scale).
Clear the image from the window.
Print the rendered output.
3ds Max also displays still images and image sequences in the rendered frame
window when you choose the View Image File command from the File menu.
When you view sequentially numbered image files or images in an IFL file
on page 7131 , the rendered frame window displays navigation arrows that let
you step through the images.
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Procedures
To zoom and pan in the rendered frame window:
You can zoom in and out and pan the image in the rendered frame window.
You can even do this while a scene is rendering.
1Hold down Ctrl and then click to zoom in, right-click to zoom out.
2Hold down Shift and then drag to pan.
If you have a three-button mouse, you can use its third button or its wheel to
zoom and pan:
1Roll the wheel to zoom in or out.
2Press the wheel, and drag to pan.
NOTE You can use any third-button pointing device to pan the image. To
enable this, open the Customize menu > Preferences dialog. Go to the
Viewports panel on page 7545 , and in the Mouse Control group choose the
Pan/Zoom option.
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Interface
Rendered Frame Window toolbar
Save Bitmap Allows you to save the rendered image displayed in the
rendered frame window.
Copy Bitmap Places an exact copy of the visible portion of the rendered
image on the Windows clipboard, ready for pasting into a paint program or
bitmap editing software. The image is always copied as displayed, so, for
example, if the Monochrome button on page 5888 is on, the copied data consists
of an eight-bit grayscale bitmap.
NOTE No HDR (high-dynamic-range) data is copied.
Clone Rendered Frame Window Creates another rendered frame
window containing the displayed image. This allows you to render another
image to the rendered frame window and compare it with the previous, cloned
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image. You can clone the rendered frame window any number of times. If the
image is cropped because the window is zoomed in or resized, only that part
of the image is copied to the clipboard.
Enable Red Channel Displays the red channel of the rendered image.
When turned off, the red channel is not displayed.
Enable Green Channel Displays the green channel of the rendered
image. When turned off, the green channel is not displayed.
Enable Blue Channel Displays the blue channel of the rendered image.
When turned off, the blue channel is not displayed.
Display Alpha Channel Displays the alpha channel on page 7709 .
Monochrome Displays an 8-bit grayscale of the rendered image.
Clear Clears the image from the rendered frame window.
Channel Display List Lists any channel rendered with the image. When you
choose a channel from the list, it is displayed in the rendered frame window.
For most kinds of files, only the RGB and alpha channels are available. If you
render an RPF file on page 7159 or RLA file on page 7156 , additional channels
can be present.
The rendered frame window displays nonvisual channels, such as Material
Effects or the G-Buffer, using colors it randomly assigns to distinct values.
Layer This spinner appears on the rendered frame window toolbar when
you render to the RPF on page 7159 or RLA on page 7156 file format. It lets you
see the information at different layers of the following channels:
Z-buffer
Normal
Non-Clamped Color
Coverage
Node Render ID
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Color
Sub-Pixel Weight
Sub-Pixel Mask
Layer shows no additional information for other channels. It is useful primarily
when the scene contains objects that occlude each other, and you have turned
on the Render Occluded Objects toggle for these objects. (See Object Properties
on page 245 .) Be aware that rendering occluded objects increases render time.
TIP Rendering occluded objects can help you create 3D effects when you
composite images with the Autodesk Combustion software.
Color Swatch Stores the color value of the last pixel you right-clicked. You
can drag this color swatch to other color swatches in the program. Clicking
the color swatch displays the Color Selector on page 331 , which displays more
information about the color.
You can leave the Color Selector displayed while you right-click over other
pixels in the rendered frame window. (Changing the current value in the
Color Selector changes the color swatch on the rendered frame window's
toolbar, but it does not change the color of pixels in the rendered image.)
Frame-Steps (arrows) For sequentially numbered files (such as image0005.jpg)
or IFL files, the arrows display the next or the previous file in the sequence.
Holding down Ctrl and clicking an arrow jumps to the first image or the last
image in the sequence.
Available if the rendered frame window is invoked using View Image File in
the File menu.
Pixel Data
When you right-click the rendered frame window, the color swatch is updated,
and information about the rendering and the pixel beneath the mouse is
displayed.
If you hold the right mouse button down while dragging, the information
changes with each new pixel the mouse crosses.
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The display includes the following information:
Image group
Width The width of the image in pixels.
Aspect The pixel aspect ratio.
Height The height of the image in pixels.
Gamma The gamma value carried in the bitmap file.
Type The type of image, based on color depth. For example, 64 bits (RGBA)
or 32 Bits per Channel Floating-Point (RGBA).
Pixel group
Pixel information includes the pixel location in the bitmap, in parentheses
following the Pixel group heading. The counting starts at 0. For example, in
the above illustration, the pixel in question is the 308th from the left edge
and the 141st from the top edge. Also shown in this group are channel values
for red, green, blue, alpha, and monochrome, both as 16-bit integers (0 to
65535) and as floating-point values between 0.0 and 1.0.
NOTE With high-dynamic-range images, the floating-point values can be greater
than 1.0 or less than 0.0.
Red The red component value (0 to 65535) and the floating-point value.
Green The green component value (0 to 65535) and the floating-point value.
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Blue The blue component value (0 to 65535) and the floating-point value.
Alpha The alpha component value (0 to 65535) and the floating-point value.
Mono The monochrome values of the pixel, using the same formula used
by monochrome material map channels such as bump and opacity maps.
Extra Pixel Data (G-Buffer Data) group
If the rendering is in a format, such as an RPF file on page 7159 or RLA file on
page 7156 , that contains additional channels, the informational pop-up shows
this data in the Extra Pixel Data group. The group includes all the possible
channels. If a channel was not saved, its value is displayed as "N/A," for "not
applicable."
Z Depth Displays Z-Buffer information in repeating gradients from white to
black. The gradients indicate relative depth of the object in the scene.
Material ID Displays the Effects Channel used by a material assigned to an
objects in the scene. The Effects Channel is a material property set in the
Material Editor.
Object ID Displays the G-Buffer Object Channel ID assigned to objects using
the Object Properties dialog on page 245 .
UV Coordinates Displays the range of UV mapping coordinates.
Normal Displays the orientation of normal vectors.
Non-Clamped Color Displays the "real" color value delivered to the renderer
in RGB order. The renderer uses a floating-point range of 0.0 to 1.0 to represent
the range of each color channel. Thus, 1.0 is 100%, or 65535 (real color values
can be greater than 1, but are clamped by the renderer to 1).
Coverage Displays the coverage of the surface fragment from which other
G-Buffer values (Z Depth, Normal, and so on) are obtained. Z-Coverage values
range from 0 to 255.
Node Render ID Displays an objects G-Buffer Object channel.
Color Displays the color returned by the material shader for the fragment.
Transparency Displays transparency returned by the material shader for the
fragment.
Velocity Displays the velocity vector of the fragment relative to the screen.
Sub-Pixel Weight Displays the sub-pixel weight of a fragment. The channel
contains the fractions of the total pixel color contributed by the fragment.
The sum of all the fragments gives the final pixel color. The weight for a given
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fragment takes into account the coverage of the fragment and the transparency
of any fragments that are in front of a given fragment.
Sub-Pixel Mask Displays the sub-pixel alpha mask. This channel provides a
mask of 16 bits (4x4) per pixel, used in antialiased alpha compositing.
Render Output File Dialog
Rendering menu > Render > Render dialog > Common panel > Common
Parameters rollout > Render Output group > Click Files. > Render Output File
The Render Output File dialog lets you assign a name to the file that the
rendering will output. You can also determine the type of file to render.
Depending on your choice of file type, you can also set up options such as
compression, and color depth and quality.
See also:
Image File Formats on page 7116
Procedures
To name the render output file:
1Choose Rendering > Render, and then in the Render Output group of the
Common Parameters rollout, click Files.
This opens the Render Output File dialog.
2Use the Save In field near the top of the dialog to choose the directory
in which to save the rendered file.
3In the File Name field, enter the name for the file to be rendered.
TIP If you enter a filename extension as well (for instance: myimage.bmp)
and then press Tab, the Setup button activates and you can click it to change
the file settings.
4Choose the type of file you want to render from the Save As Type
drop-down list.
5Click Save to close the Render Output File dialog.
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A dialog is displayed that lets you set the options for the file format you
chose. Adjust these settings (or leave them at their defaults), and then
click OK.
6On the Render Scene dialog, click Render to render and save the file.
NOTE If a file of the same name already exists, you will be asked if you want
to overwrite it. Enable the check box if you want to automatically overwrite
this file without being prompted for the duration of the session.
To set up options for the render output file:
1Choose Rendering > Render and then in the Render Output group of the
Common Parameters rollout, click Files.
The Render Output File dialog is displayed.
2In the File Name field, enter the name for the file to be rendered.
3Navigate the Save In field to choose the directory where you want the
rendered file to be saved.
4Choose the type of file you want to render from the Save As Type
drop-down list, then click Save.
A dialog is displayed that lets you set the options for the file format you
chose. Adjust these settings (or leave them at their defaults), and then
click OK.
NOTE You can also view the setup dialog by clicking Setup, if this button is
available.
WARNING Make sure the file name extension in the File Name field matches
the file type in the Save As Type field. Changing the file type does not update
the file name automatically. The file options dialog depends on the type
indicated by the file name, not the type indicated by Save As Type.
5If the Render Output File dialog is still open, click Save.
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Interface
History Displays a list of the most recent directories searched. Whenever an
image is selected, the path used is added to the top of the history list as the
most recently used path.
The history information is saved in the 3dsmax.ini on page 51 file.
Save In Opens a navigation window to browse other directories or drives.
Up One Level Moves you up a level in the directory structure.
Create New Folder Lets you create a new folder while in this dialog.
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Autodesk 3ds Max 2008 User manual

Category
Graphics software
Type
User manual

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