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[Lingwisyer]

The ability to render a marqueed area within a render window.

Whether that be to do a check render of a portion of a scene at full res, or to re-render changes that have occurred, much like you can do in Max. Being able to do this can save a lot of time once render settings go up as you would be able to update a previously rendered scene.


Ling.

[Barry Kelly]

You can do this now.
You have to place the 2D marquee in your 3D view first.
Then the render options change in the render settings dialogue.

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Or you may have the options available in the toolbars - I can't remember if this is standard or I have customised the Work Environment.

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Barry.

[Lingwisyer]

Ah. Something from AC20. Skipped over that release and didn't read anything about it in 21... XD

Thanks,
Ling.

[Barry Kelly]

Ah. It was a new thing to AC20. Skipped over that release and didn't read anything about it in 21... XD

Thanks,
Ling.

It's been there since 18 when Cinerender was introduced.

Barry.

[Lingwisyer]

Guess I missed it then, or it didn't work how I hoped it would... Thinking back, it might be due to the fact that you can't use the marquee in the render window to check a spot, then let it finish rendering the rest of the scene.


Ling.