M6A4 - Rendering - Selecting the best scene format for the scene and rendering Video Lecture | 3DS MAX - Architecture Design Tutorial (Introductory Course)

in this class we'll learn about the main
concepts for printing created designs
let's also study the print size
assistant commands
to help define the standard paper size
settings we'll also learn a little bit
about web and printing rendering so
let's get to the class
after performing
processes for building and adding the
finishing touches to the digital mock-up
it is prepared for publishing
we recommend using the existing basic
formats for publishing images in the
internet and print size assistant
command for printing
this tool as the name describes is an
assistant or wizard for printing sizes
let's enable a3 in paper size and define
the paper direction as landscape
see how after changing the data in the
fields the file size is automatically
updated without any zipping
in the DPI field defined the image
resolution let's type 300 as this is
enough for good definition
save the image automatically by pressing
the Save button
select the place and then in render it
produces the final image
however for teaching purposes let's see
how the render setup works for this
setting
we can see the file as four thousand
nine hundred and sixty pixels wide and
three thousand five hundred and seven
pixels high
we can change these values and keep the
same number of dpi as created previously
you just need to disable the image
aspect field this field defines the
dimension proportions based on the input
value after changing these values let's
select a target for the new field like
this
select the camera view and click render
we must not forget the following
factors when rendering the design
the number of objects in the scene
lighting effects and textures affect the
size of the final image
so some details for examples such as
special effects from lenses must be
applied by specific editing software's
on static images as well as on
animations
one of the solutions to save rendering
time is creating internal scenes 3d
models separated from external scenes
the same way we applied them in this
course
this prevents processing and rendering
unnecessary objects which are not
displayed in the final image whether
they be internal or external
moving around the internal and external
scene we should model all in a single
file however a powerful and glued
computer is required as this requires
high performance
regarding rendering images for web
publishing we should apply the
pre-existing system settings as custom
800 by 600
so in this class we study different ways
to render in architectural design for
printing or web publishing
so now you are capable of designing
mock-ups for your professional needs
effectively and easily
this knowledge is also the beginning of
the next steps in the process of
creating digital mock-ups
which consists of creating and applying
materials lighting setups photometric or
not an advanced rendering was studied
this shortly