Hi,
I thought about a de-select render region while rendering. For Example, I am rendering an architecture scene HQ 4000p+ and after one- or two-hour render time I see that I still have to make some changes in a region. Now it would be great to de-select this region, so I don´t bother to render this time, instead, I make my changes and render this region later on.
Of course, I could use the "follow mouse"-feature to render everything else first and then abort the rendering. But I am afraid some effects won't update properly if the render does not finish.
In this scene, I saw that the trees, outdoor furniture, and stones were not on ground level, but I had to render everything anyway because I had no time to render the whole picture again.
It would have been great to draw a rectangle over this area and everything there just gets ignored. Especially this area took a long time due to the DOF. I hope you understand what I mean.I am currently in my master's thesis and my brain is already mud.
Also: a poly-lasso selection tool in addition to the rectangle selection for the render region would be a nice thing to have.
Cheers,
Oliver
I thought about a de-select render region while rendering. For Example, I am rendering an architecture scene HQ 4000p+ and after one- or two-hour render time I see that I still have to make some changes in a region. Now it would be great to de-select this region, so I don´t bother to render this time, instead, I make my changes and render this region later on.
Of course, I could use the "follow mouse"-feature to render everything else first and then abort the rendering. But I am afraid some effects won't update properly if the render does not finish.
In this scene, I saw that the trees, outdoor furniture, and stones were not on ground level, but I had to render everything anyway because I had no time to render the whole picture again.
It would have been great to draw a rectangle over this area and everything there just gets ignored. Especially this area took a long time due to the DOF. I hope you understand what I mean.I am currently in my master's thesis and my brain is already mud.
Also: a poly-lasso selection tool in addition to the rectangle selection for the render region would be a nice thing to have.
Cheers,
Oliver
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