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The V-Ray Render Output options

The V-Ray Render Output options

From the course: V-Ray 3.0 for 3ds Max Essential Training

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The V-Ray Render Output options

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- As well as the standard options found in the Render Settings' Common tab, for saving rendered images out of 3ds Max, when we have V-Ray set as our production renderer, we not only get a state of the art render engine to use, but we also gain access to some extra file saving options, and by extension, workflows, that can come in very handy indeed on certain types of projects. If we open up and then take a look at the V-Ray frame buffer window, you see, up on the top row of tool icons, that we have two save image options. Meaning we can save images out of the V-Ray frame buffer itself, and write them directly to disk. Now this, of course, is something we can already do using Max's own rendered frame window, so you may be wondering what, if anything, could be different when using the options that we see here. Well for one thing, using the first option here captures the image exactly as we see it in the frame buffer window. Complete, with any frame buffer color corrections that we may…

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