"I don't think so. The automatic save is really only there for emergency purposes. You can save the current rendering at any time to whatever filename you want."
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All Discussions Tagged 'rendering' (7)
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 Automatically save renderingHello everyone, how can I configure automatic rendering in the chosen folder with different names?Each time the .jpg file is saved it repla… Started by Paula Suarez |
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on Monday Reply by Roy Hirshkowitz |
 Wireframe rendering.Client wants me to present in this format. How can I achieve it? Started by akinlolu olugboji |
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Dec 29, 2016 Reply by Kevin Lockwood |
 Old project - new render - long render timeSome minor tuning, material - wise changes, different composition, literally no post process except sign insertion. Customer's request for… Started by George Ioannidis |
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May 22, 2016 Reply by Sampdoria |
Lighting Channelspurge%20-%20Standard.zip I have drawn attention to this before and I believe it was retified then but it seems to be back. Some light sourc… Started by akinlolu olugboji |
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Jun 11, 2015 Reply by akinlolu olugboji |
 Interior rendering help. Why do I avoid this white snow?I need some help to avoid the "Snow" effect i get on interior renderings. I want to use natral Sunlight and avoid interior lighting. I have… Started by J. Brown |
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Jan 31, 2013 Reply by akinlolu olugboji |
 Batch Rendering Incremental SavesIs there any way to save an incremental render during the batch process? The save button is greyed out during the batch process and nXt doe… Started by Garret Diduck |
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Dec 13, 2012 Reply by Roy Hirshkowitz |
 long rendering timeHi, I have rendered image with 7 light channels (sun, HDRi sky, interior lights, material glow...). Image has 245 passes (pathtracer engine… Started by OndraZ |
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Jan 18, 2012 Reply by Roy Hirshkowitz |
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Roy Hirshkowitz replied to Roy Hirshkowitz's discussion AccuRender Studio"I don't think so. At some point I may opt to read AutoCAD files directly using some form of opendwg-- this might work."
Zdravko Todorovic replied to Roy Hirshkowitz's discussion AccuRender Studio" Can I run this application with progeCAD 2018
http://www.progesoft.com/en/products/progecad-professional/"
Paula Suarez posted a discussionAutomatically save rendering
Hello everyone, how can I configure automatic rendering in the chosen folder with different names?Each time the .jpg file is saved it replaces the old one and I lose the image.In the old Accurender it saved automatically with another name, for example "IMAGE.jpg", "IMAGE (1) .jpg", "IMAGE (2) .jpg" ....Sending the attached imageOlá a todos, como posso configurar o salvamento automatico do render na pasta escolhida com nomes diferentes?Cada vez que o arquivo .jpg é salvo ele substitui o anterior…See More
Roy Hirshkowitz replied to Roy Hirshkowitz's discussion AccuRender Studio"AccuRender Studio is new. It is a work in progress, so it may or may not be suitable for your commercial work. You will have to try it to see if it will work for you. It currently works better if you have nXt installed. It…"
Paula Suarez replied to Roy Hirshkowitz's discussion AccuRender Studio"Como posso obter mais informações a respeito deste AccuRender Studio? Ele é um aplicativo independente do NXT ? Quais as diferenças entre estes aplicativos? Parece mais semelhante ao antigo Accurender.. Desculpe,…"
Roy Hirshkowitz replied to Roy Hirshkowitz's discussion AccuRender Studio"Good to hear on the computer. My surface pro which is a glorified tablet can render about 6 times faster than the speeds you were getting on your example.
Not sure how I'm handling groundcover per se, although the plant generator is far…"
akinlolu olugboji replied to Roy Hirshkowitz's discussion AccuRender Studio"Your preview rendering looks really good, BTW- thanks.
although your computer is so slow- A much faster one is on the way.
The thing that you see is a preview-- expand the window a little and you'll see a render button at the bottom of the…"
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