Use the Autodesk Rendering window to access and work with materials libraries, lighting, and environment settings.
The Autodesk Rendering window is a dockable window, which is used to set up materials and lights in your scene, as well as environments settings, and render quality and speed.
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Autodesk Rendering window contains the Rendering toolbar, and the following tabs:
- Materials. Allows you to navigate and manage material collections, known as libraries, provided by Autodesk, or create custom libraries for specific projects. Default material library Includes a variety of materials, which can be selected and applied to your model. You can also use this tab to create new materials, or customize existing materials.
- Material Mapping. Allows you to adjust the orientation of the texture to fit the shape of the object. This feature is recommended for advanced users only.
- Lighting. Allows you to view the lights already added to the model, and customize the lighting properties.
- Environments. Allows you to customize the Sun, the Sky, and Exposure properties.
- Settings. Allows you to change the Render Style presets. You can select from a range of default quality presets or customize your own render settings.
Note: In order for the Autodesk Rendering Window to function correctly, at least one Autodesk driver must be selected.