VRay RT simple quick questions - can't fathom them out (sorry !)

[JezUK]

When in VRay RT, you can right click and 'draw region' - good stuff.

You can then do 'Real-time Zoom' - again good stuff, so you zoom into your region area. You can (if I remember correctly) even pan within that zoomed in region.

Q: How do you zoom out to the ORIGINAL size for that region ? it seems like guesswork and I can never match the two (i.e. region and non-regioned) areas.

Next Question: You're done using 'draw region' and you now want to view the entire image again in Activeshade - Q: How do you 'cancel' the region area (i.e. remove it) - there seems no way other than closing the RT window and starting again....

[vlado]

Q: How do you zoom out to the ORIGINAL size for that region ? it seems like guesswork and I can never match the two (i.e. region and non-regioned) areas.

Same as in the V-Ray VFB - double click in the image.

Next Question: You're done using 'draw region' and you now want to view the entire image again in Activeshade - Q: How do you 'cancel' the region area (i.e. remove it) - there seems no way other than closing the RT window and starting again....

To remove the region, instead of drawing a new rectangle simply click in the window without dragging.

Best regards,
Vlado

[JezUK]

Hi Vlado,

Double-clicking either in the regioned area or outside the regioned area simply removes the region and regens the entire image.

Is there a way of returning just the zoomed in region back to its pre-zoomed, original position and zoom size to match the rest of the image (whilst keeping the region active still) ?

[vlado]

Is there a way of returning just the zoomed in region back to its pre-zoomed, original position and zoom size to match the rest of the image (whilst keeping the region active still) ?

Yep, it's what I told you. First make sure that the "Draw region" option is off in the quad menu, then double-click the window. This will keep the region and will return the zoom level to the original image.

Best regards,
Vlado

[JezUK]

That's great - it needed "Draw Region" to be off before double-clicking