Welcome to rendering a small area in this video.
We're going to show you how to render as part of your scene.
Now this is going to be great for those with slower machines at this hour or even on this basic step.
And it's going to be great later on for complex things on any computer because you often find that you
don't need to render the entire thing you just need to see how the object looks within the entire scene.
Okay so we left it like this before with it rendering our scene and I can see that this particular scene
here up in the top left took seven seconds or seven and a half seconds ish to render.
And depending on what it has to do it will take a certain amount of time to do.
Now as we can see it's still taken several seconds.
This low quality render four to doing 10 samples and this time it took eight seconds so varied depending
on what it's got to do.
Now one of the things that you can do is basically draw a box around the area you wish to be rendered.
Now it's from the view port itself you're not actually drawing a box around anything else.
So the two keys are control and B.
And control Oulton be so control and B will give you a border that you can draw around your object and
you can see straight away.
It's Rendering just that small area.
And if I wanted to read your that others can control be again and draw a new area as we can see just
the cone itself now is taking around well less than a second to render.
Now if we move the viewport is absolutely fine at the moment.
Cone will pretty much stay in there when you're orbiting around it.
However if you were to move away you can see that it's actually what you're doing is you're drawing
a border as to what you want in the viewport to render.
Now I just wanted to clear that down straightaway control ought and be well clear that selection.
So it's control and B and you can draw a box around the area you wish to be rendered and control Oulton
B will cancel that selection.
Of course if you need another area really quickly you can go control them and render over their control
and be render over here and control and B and render your cone again.
So there we go really useful when working with larger projects or if you've got a slightly slower machine
you may not have a powerful computer and this is a great way of rendering a small bit of the scene really
quickly and later on this will become invaluable.
Even with those with really powerful computers because it means you're going to be able to see high
quality renders without doing the whole scene.
Hope you guys find that useful.
I'd like you to go away and try that now.
I think that would really benefit people especially with those with slower machines.
I'm willing for it to pop up.
You probably not see me use it at this stage but perhaps later on I'm quite happy with it on this machine
as I get a good preview quite quickly by just looking.
And that means I can skip around quite quickly as well.
But for those with slow machines as I said this is going to prove quite invaluable.
And again it means that's your only rendering a small part of the scene and can see the rest in normal
solid mode here okay.
Hope you found it useful.
I will see you in the next lecture.