Final Rendering

Define the image resolution and select a rendering engine.

1. On the ribbon, click the Rendering tab.
2. Click the Render tool.
   
   
   The Rendering Options dialog box is displayed.
   
   
3. Edit the parameters:

   Name	Function
   Denoiser	Reduce the amount of noise/grains in the final rendered image. There are noise/grains around the bottom of the car, as indicated by the red arrows. After applying a denoiser, noise/grains have been removed.
   Denoiser starting pass	Define the number of passes after which the denoiser should start working.
   Tracing depth	Define the maximum number of bounces a ray will have (diffuse, reflection, etc.). Increase the value for a more accurate visualization, or decrease it to reduce rendering time.
   Maximum samples	Control the maximum number of times each pixel will be calculated and refined for further accuracy. Each additional sample smooths out noise/grain one step further. Use higher values for a smoother, cleaner rendering.
   Denoiser shared memory (AMD)	Enables the denoiser to use shared memory in the GPU in order to share data with the application. This option improves performance because it avoids transferring data in CPU memory.

Render the entire scene or selected objects in the scene to produce one image file. Once you've generated a final rendered image that you like, save it as a .jpg, .tiff, .png, or .bmp.

1. On the Rendering tab, select the Render tool.
   
   
   The Rendering Options window is displayed.
   
   
2. If you haven't already, define the rendering settings. For more information, see Define the Rendering Settings.
3. Render the entire scene or selected objects.

   To	Do this
   Render the current view	Press Ctrl+R. On the Rendering tab, click the Render tool. In the Render Options window, click the Render button.
   Render selected objects	Select the objects you'd like to render. Press I to isolate the selected objects. Isolating an object zooms in and temporarily hides all other objects. On the Rendering tab, click the Render tool. Press I again to un-isolate the selected objects.

   The Rendering window is displayed. The progress is displayed at the bottom left. To start, pause, or resume rendering, click Start/Pause/Resume rendering at the top right.
   
   
4. Once you've generated a final rendered image that you like, you can save it by doing the following:
   1. At the top right of the Rendering window, click Save .
   2. In the Save image window, navigate to the desired folder.
   3. Enter a file name.
   4. Choose from the following formats:
      • .jpg
      • .tiff
      • .png
      • .bmp
   5. Click Save.