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14 Chapter 17: Rendering
4.
Drag in the middle of the window to mov e it.
Drag the w indow’s handles to adjust its size.
To preser ve the window’s aspect ratio, you can
hold down
Ct rl w hile you drag a handle.
5. Click OK.
3ds Max displays a progress dialog that shows
the progress of rendering and the rendering
parameter settings. To stop rendering, click
Cancel in this dialog, or press
Esc .
To render a blowup:
1.
Make the viewport active.
2. Choose Blowup from the list.
3. Click Render Scene or Quick
Render (Production).
A window is displayed in the active viewport
and an OK button is displayed in the viewport’s
lower-right corner.
4. Drag in the middle of the window to mov e it.
Drag the w indow’s handles to adjust its size.
The w indow is constrained to the aspect ratio
of the current output size.
5. Click OK.
3ds Max displays a progress dialog that shows
the progress of rendering and the rendering
parameter settings. To stop rendering, click
Cancel in this dialog, or press
Esc .
Interfa ce
View—(The default.) Renders the active viewport.
Selected—Renders the currently selected object
or objects only, and leaves the remainder of the
rendered fr ame window intact.
Tip: Use the Clear button before rendering to
remove any existing image from the window.