NB: These settings have a very significant impact on the rendering time. The shorter the distance, the more the density of the calculated pixels increases. This distance represents the mean distance in pixels between two points where the radiosity is calculated.

Radiosity is calculated over a small number of pixels, the others are extrapolated. The calculation times depend on the value(s) chosen. If you change the values using the sliders or in the text fields, the menu will be set to custom. This menu allows you to set the accuracy of the parameters using predefined values. Tip: To save calculation time, select a low value while increasing the Width/Height of the rendering.Ĭheck that the Radiosity is on. Information on the number of images or frames selected to be rendered to make up the animation.Ĭheck that the anti-aliasing is on set the quality to Low or High.

Enter the numbers of the corresponding images to calculate a portion of the sequence. Render All: the number of images to render is displayed or Render from X to Y Image. Increase/decrease the values by two by clicking on the arrows. Select a size from the menu or enter the width and height in pixels. Click on the chain to lock/unlock the values. The higher the quality, the better the definition of the animation but the larger the animation file becomes, and vice versa.Ĭhoose a predefined rendering size or enter the width and height in pixels.

Quality: slide the cursor to choose a compression rate.

Specify the file format: JPEG, TGA, and QuickTime Movie (codec MP4v).

In the Animation View Inspector, clicking on the Render icon displays the specific rendering parameters or Inspector Menu > Render. You are here: Animations > Animation Rendering Parameters

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