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Another regioning wish here 
Sometimes we render a crop or a blowout of something for preview and it would be really handy to be able to make render regions inside the VFB of the crop. At the moment after enabling Render Region inside VFB, the render switches from crop into a full view render.
Example of use:
We have a large picture of the entire car dashboard that we're working on and rendering low resolution previews. At some point we need to render the radio in high resolution and send it to a photographer for approval. So we make a crop of the entire image and render only the radio in hires. But after the high resolution crop render finish, we notice that the material of one knob is wrong. We change it easily but now have a problem. Can't make a region of the knob inside our crop...
As a workaround we're using the Track Mouse feature of the VFB and point only at the knob while re-rendering the crop but it would be much more handy to just render a region there.
From my superficial point of view this should be also an easy thing to implement, no?
Sometimes we render a crop or a blowout of something for preview and it would be really handy to be able to make render regions inside the VFB of the crop. At the moment after enabling Render Region inside VFB, the render switches from crop into a full view render.
Example of use:
We have a large picture of the entire car dashboard that we're working on and rendering low resolution previews. At some point we need to render the radio in high resolution and send it to a photographer for approval. So we make a crop of the entire image and render only the radio in hires. But after the high resolution crop render finish, we notice that the material of one knob is wrong. We change it easily but now have a problem. Can't make a region of the knob inside our crop...
As a workaround we're using the Track Mouse feature of the VFB and point only at the knob while re-rendering the crop but it would be much more handy to just render a region there.
From my superficial point of view this should be also an easy thing to implement, no?
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