Render the design

Cloud rendering lets you configure your rendering settings then send it to process in the cloud. Local rendering lets you configure your rendering settings and perform the rendering on your machine.

Render in the cloud

1. Set up the environment, camera settings, and camera position.
2. Select Render > Render.
3. Select from one of the presets or configure custom settings.
4. Select Cloud Renderer.
5. Select between two render quality settings, Standard or Final. Each one produces rendering results of similar quality as the same setting does in Local Renderer.
6. Cloud rendering requires that you have tokens in your account. Tokens area informs you how many tokens you need for specified render operation, and how many tokens you still have available.
7. Select Render.
8. A thumbnail is displayed in the Rendering Gallery. Once a progress bar displays below the thumbnail, you can click the thumbnail to display the progress of the rendering.

Render locally

1. Set up the environment, camera settings, and camera position.
2. Select Render > Render.
3. Select from one of the presets or configure custom settings.
4. Select Local Renderer.
5. Select between two render quality settings, Standard or Final.
6. Select Advanced settings to display a slider to set a desired render quality. There are four levels marked: Draft, Standard, Final, and Excellent. The quality yielded along those four levels is not in a linear fashion. The Draft option is meant for producing a preview in the shortest amount of time, and the Excellent option is for a perfect result Select between two render quality settings.
7. Select Render. Rendering is performed in the background so you can continue to work on your design.
8. When the rendering is finished, it will appear in the Rendering Gallery where you can preview the render, re-render, or save it.