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Quick Render Flyout 17
Co nstrai n Aspect Ratio—
When on, constrains the
original aspect ratio of the selection’s b ounding
box. Changing the Width value also changes
Height, and vice versa. Default=on.
Selection Aspect R atio—Displays the original
aspectratiooftheselection’sboundingbox.
Quick R ender Fl yout
Main toolb ar > Quick Re n der flyout
The Quick Render flyout lets you choose among
these buttons:
•
Quick Render (Production).
•
Quick Render (Act iveShade)
The Quick Render buttons let you render the scene
using the settings without displaying the Render
Scene dialog (page 3–2).Choosingoneofthese
buttons also changes which rendering settings are
active in the Render Scene dialog.
By default, all the rendering options use the default
scanline renderer (page 3–38). You can change the
renderer assigned to Production or Act iveShade
by using the Assign Renderer rollout (page 3–35)
on the Render Scene dialog > Common panel.
Quick R ender ( Production)
Main toolbar > Q uick Render flyout > Quick Render
(Production)
Keyboard > Shift+Q
The Q uick Render (Production) button, available
from the Quick Render flyout (page 3–17) on the
main toolbar, lets you render the scene using
the current production render settings without
displaying the Render Scene dialog (page 3–2).
You assign wh ich renderer to use for production
rendering on the Assign Renderer rollout (page
3–35) of the Render Scene dialog > Common
panel.
See also
Quick Render ( ActiveShade) (page 3 –17)
Qui ck R end er (A ctiv eSh ad e)
Main toolbar > Quick Render flyout > Quick Render
(ActiveShade)
Keyboard > Shift+Q (Uses the Quick Render mod e
currently active o n the toolbar: either Production or
ActiveShade)
The Quick Render (ActiveShade) button, available
from the Quick Render flyout (page 3–17),creates
an ActiveShade (page 3–17) rendering in a floating
window.
You assign which renderer to use for ActiveShade
rendering on the Assign Renderer rollout (page
3–35) of the Render Scene dialog (page 3–2) >
Common panel.
See also
Quick Render (Production) (page 3–17)
ActiveShade
main toolbar > Quick Rend er flyout > Quick Render
(ActiveShade)
Right-click viewport label. > V iews > Ac tiveShade
ActiveShade gives you a preview rendering that
can help you see the effects of chang ing l ighting or
materials in your scene. When you adjust lights or
materials, the ActiveShade window interactively
updates the rendering.