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This is going to be your final formal learning video in this course.
We are going to look at the final step for 3-D computer aided design, which is actually producing those
elegant renders we've all been talking about for so long.
There are two types of renders Infusion 360 in canvas renders and final renders.
Let's go to both of them.
And in Canada's render, as the name suggests, does not produce a final image, but Semi renders your
design in the render workspace to give you an idea of what the final rendered image would look like.
This type of render is very useful, as you can quickly see what your design would look like and make
adjustments to your appearance or background settings.
Let me show you how to produce these renders.
The Incan was rendered settings are up here, so we have our actual button for starting the rendering
and we have our encounter in the settings and capture image.
So before we do our encounter with Renzo, let's look at our settings.
So firstly, we have performance option.
We have fast and advanced if you have a fast machine with.
A high GPU in high CPU performance, you can click on advanced, but if not, you can stick to fast.
Similarly, for your resolution, if you have a.
Graphically.
Advanced machine, you can then choose a higher resolution.
And I thought settings lock for you.
So even when you're doing your income was render yourself able to change your view.
But what that does is it resets.
Your income was rendered to the very first step.
And if you think you might accidentally change the view, you can turn on love you.
So now that we have looked at our income agenda settings, we can actually start the income of surrender.
So as soon as you click on the button, everything just becomes grainy because it's beginning to compile
everything.
So here is the a really small rendering, and I can click on play or pause right now.
My arrow is put on excellent.
We have three options excellent, final and finite.
Excellent is like the basic step final is.
A higher resolution version and infinite is where it just keeps rendering it till it becomes better.
You can pause and play or under.
And it just it just keeps rendering the entire design.
Now, your computer fans may start to make a lot of noise here, and they will heat up.
So just be aware of after.
The third thing we have here is capture image.
We can.
Capture an image of the surrender right here.
Currently, it is providing me with one option.
However, sometimes you are able to change the options.
It's like, OK.
And then I can then go ahead and save my design, save my rent and fire.
So that is it for in canvas rhetoric.
Once you have finalized every detail of your render, it's time to produce the final images.
I will now show you how to create the final renders Infusion 360.
Now that we are ready to create a final render head over to the third section of the toolbar, it's
only got one option to just click on Render and then we have our render settings.
So firstly, we have our image size.
Now this image size will change if you use web, mobile, print, video or custom.
Most of the time you'll stick to custom because then you can choose what kind of the high bandwidth
of your.
Image.
Costume aspect ratio.
You can choose between these presets.
You can also choose between these size presets here, and the exposure will remain native.
Now, Fusion offers us two types of vendors, a local vendor and a cloud vendor.
A local vendor happens on your device.
However, a cloud vendor will have an on fusion cloud, which is the better option if your device is
again not very strong in terms of graphics performance.
However, note that if you do a cloud, render, it requires credits.
If you're on an education license, as I am.
You have unlimited credits so you can do cloud vendors.
However, you need to buy credits if you are on a regular licence.
Next, we have the render quality.
We can either stick the standard or final.
Now, if we switch to local vendor, we can also turn on advanced settings, so our standard is at 50
or final is at 75, and we can change to excellent, which is 100.
And once you've looked at all of these settings, you can check on Brenda.
Now, once I click Brenda, I will stop and then I will resume the video once it has been rendered so
that I can show you.
Options that come off their.
So as you can see, our local rendering has started and my render has appeared here.
So this is what my image looks like once it's been rendered.
Now you can either download this image and I can save it to my desktop.
Or I can delete the render.
Or I can also render it as a kind of 3D file.
Now this.
Rendell can only be done on the cloud.
You can again choose between standard and final or six friends and 36 frames, and then you can choose
your similar height with aspect ratio and midsize settings.
So this is if you want to change it to a tenable file, I will not do that right now.
So, yes, this is your entire rendering process.
Congratulations, if you've made it this far.
You have now become a fairly experienced TV designer, but CAD is a very small part of the entire design
process in the next module.
We will run through the entire product design process that most designers go through.
This is going to get very exciting.
I will see you there.