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V10 | Partial Raytrace

 In KD Max, Tutorial, V10

Have you ever wondered how 2 different elements might look in a rendered image in your final design, but haven’t wanted to go through 2 complete renders of your drawing to compare results?

The Partial Raytrace function might just be the perfect solution that you didn’t know about.

1.

In this example, the colour of one of these kitchen overheads was changed, with the designer wanting to see the differences between the two colours once rendered.

prerendered-kd-max-design

2.

In KD Max V10, navigate to the upper menu and select Render > Partial Raytrace

partial-raytrace

3.

Set your Raytrace Max Depth, Antialias Pixel Point and Quality (these settings determine the smoothness of your drawing, making it more realistic rather than having sharp jagged edges) Click OK when ready.

raytrace-options

4.

Left-Click and drag a box around the section to do a partial render on. Left-Click a second time to confirm the selection.

selected-raytrace

5.

 

Voila! Easy, quickly rendered sections of drawings are now just a few clicks away.

final-raytrace-result
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