Modo allows you to specify from 1 to 1024 samples per pixel in powers of 2 (1, 2, 4, 8, 16, and so on, up to 1024). To balance quality with performance, Modo provides methods to determine which areas of the image should receive the greatest number of samples.Īt the top-most level, the Antialiasing control dictates the number of samples taken per pixel. However, rather than computing the entire image this way, over and over (the 'brute force' method), Modo uses elegant logic to determine how to best create the image. To create the highest quality imagery, Modo does all of its computations at the sub-pixel level taking multiple tiny samples, within the space of a single pixel, and then averaging their result. These include Antialiasing, Refinement Shading Rate, and Refinement Threshold. There are three main settings that control the quality of rendered pixels. Tip:You can launch the progressive rendering window by clicking Rendering > Open Progressive Baking. The time is specified in minutes and it can be set to less than a minute. This option is used by Preview Viewport with the default option settings enabled and with the Render Animation option enabled. Specifies the rendering time to use when saving a frame to a disk.

For more information about Preview locking, see Preview Viewport. Tip:You can also set this value by clicking the lock icon in the Preview Viewport, which is set to 100% as the default. The Preview Viewport output is based on the primary render output. The Convergence Target option is used to set the rendering percentage value used by the Preview Viewport for progressive final rendering.

The following Render Item properties are available on the Progressive Rendering Options tab. Additionally, the current camera can be animated to switch to different views during a sequence or select different cameras for individual Render Passes. Once additional cameras have been added to a project, the Render Camera dialog is used to select them. By default, each new camera is assigned a numeric differentiator, such as Camera(2), Camera(3), and so on. These cameras, like any item in the list, can be renamed by right-clicking and choosing Rename. While a basic Modo project begins with a single default camera, you can add additional cameras in the Item List using the Add Item button and selecting Camera. To remove a render preset, click the Remove Preset button.Īllows you to select a specific camera from which the rendered image is created. You can set any of the property settings within the sub-tabs and click the Save Preset button. The following Render Item properties are available on the Settings tab.Īllows you to create and save custom render settings as presets to reuse in other scenes. The Render item's Settings tab allows you to adjust render settings specific to rendering quality.

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