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Render to Texture: General Settings Rollout 157
Render—
Renders the scene, or the elements listed
in the Objects To Bake rollout.
Unwra p Onl y —Applies the Automatic Flatten UVs
modifier to all selected objects without rendering
anything.
Clo se—Closesthedialogandsavesanychangesto
settings you have made.
Original/B ak ed—When set to Views, the original
or baked material is displayed in the v iewports.
When set to Render, the original or baked material
is use d in the rendering.
R ender to Tex tur e: G enera l
Settings Rollout
Rendering menu > Render To Texture > Render to Texture
dialog > General Settings rollout
This rollout has the texture-baking controls for
the current scene. It lets you control automatic
unwrapping of the ba ked textures, map size,
render settings, and where texture renderings are
saved.
See also
Render to Texture ( page 3–144)
Render to Texture Dialog (page 3–156)
Render to Texture: Objects To Bake Rollout (page
3–158)
Render to Texture: Output Rollout (page 3–160)
Render to Texture: B aked Material Rollout (page
3–162)
Render to Texture: Automatic Mapping Rollout
(page 3–163)
Interfa ce
Output group
Text field—Specifies the folder where the rendered
texture will b e saved. You can enter a different
folder name in this field. Default=the \images
subfolder of the folder where you installed
3ds Max.
—Click the ellipsis button to display a dia log
that lets you browse to the directory w here you
want the rendered texture to be saved.
Sk ip Ex isting Files—Allows you to render only
those maps that do not already exist.
Render ed Fra me W ind ow—When on, displays the
complete map in a rendered frame window (page
3–5) as the elements are rendered. When off, does
not open the rendered frame window. Default=on.
Note: The rendered frame window does not open
w h e n you u s e Render To Texture w i t h t h e m e ntal
ray renderer. Instead, 3ds Max displays a progress
dialog.
Render Settings group
These controls let you choose and set up Render
Presetsaswellasactivatenetworkrendering.
Drop menu—Lets you choose Load Preset (page
3–23). A Render Presets L oad dialog appears
where you c an select an RPS file.
Setup—Displays the Render Scene dialog (page
3–2), where you can adjust production sett ings,
draft settings, or both.