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Render

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Objective

You can render the images on the 3D Viewer in the content page.
Check real-time rendering progress and download the rendered file by clicking mceclip3.png icon on the Content page.

  1. Render - How To
  2. Crop Option in Render Setting
  3. Rendering Server Status
  4. Render Preset
  5. Render in CLO vs CLO-SET

 

 

Details

• Update in Render Settings (Feb 2024)

The default background setting has been updated to match your Render Settings in CLO3D.

You may choose to disable the option to customize the Render background in CLO-SET.

 

 

1) Render - How To

1. Click mceclip0.png  icon on the left side of the Style page.

2. It will lead you to 'Rendering Settings' where you can set the Colorway, Type, Image Size, Background, and Quality of rendered images.

3. After the setting, click 'Render' button to start rendering. 

*Please note that the maximum image size is 5000px.

*For Turntable images, maximum image count on CLO-SET is 64.

 

2) Crop Option in Rendering Setting

  • crops to the nearest 5 pixels of the 3D content, regardless of what is shown in the 3D Viewer
  • works both in transparent and colored background
  • Style Page > Render > Rendering Settings > Background > Crop
    • You must uncheck the 'Use Software settings' before applying the Crop option

 

In order to properly use the 'Crop' option, the 3D content needs to be placed within the darkened frame shown inside the 3D Viewer.

crop.gif

Although the darkened frame does not reflect the cropped frame when the Crop option in clicked, the 3D content is first cropped by the darkened frame. Thus, if the 3D Content sits outside of the darkened frame, the render will be cropped. For example, if the render is triggered as shown below on the left, the result will be as the following on the right.

Screenshot_2023-01-27_at_9.15.27_AM.png ► Reflective_Jogger_and_Crop_Top_Closet_Library_Fabric__Colorway_A_0.png

Final Render output shown below.

Reflective_Jogger_and_Crop_Top_Closet_Library_Fabric__Colorway_A_2.png  Reflective_Jogger_and_Crop_Top_Closet_Library_Fabric__Colorway_A_3.png  Reflective_Jogger_and_Crop_Top_Closet_Library_Fabric__Colorway_A_0.png  Reflective_Jogger_and_Crop_Top_Closet_Library_Fabric__Colorway_A_1.png

 

3) Rendering Server Status

'CLO-SET Rendering Server Status' is a feature that allows users to be more aware of their rendering status with the information of server status and their current orders in the rendering queues. Find out more details on THIS ARTICLE.

 

4) Render Preset

For a unified Render output, you may upload a Render Preset for your Company members. Find out more here.

 

5) Render in CLO vs CLO-SET

Basically, V-Ray's CPU and GPU rendering don't produce identical results.
CLO and CLO-SET both use Vray Rendering. 
However, CLO-SET only supports GPU rendering, whereas CLO supports both GPU and CPU rendering.
The results of the GPU render of CLO and the render of CLO-SET are consistent. But, as CPU and GPU rendering results differ, you cannot expect to see the same results between the CLO CPU and CLO-SET GPU rendering results. 
We suggest the following workflow.
Select the device before starting the rendering task and generate the final output.
Choose either one of the workflow.
Utilizing GPU rendering in CLO and CLO-SET.
Utilizing CPU rendering in CLO.
 
Unfortunately, attempting to synchronize the CPU and GPU is impossible.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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