To Render a View to the Current Viewport or Render Window
Render to the Current Viewport
- Display a 3D view of your model.
- Click Visualize tab > Render panel.
- On the Render panel, click the Render Presets drop-down list and select the render preset to set current.
- Click the Render In drop-down list and select Viewport.
- Click Render to Size.
- Optionally, save the rendering to an image file with the SAVEIMG command.
Render to the Render Window
- Display a 3D view of your model.
- Click Visualize tab > Render panel.
- On the Render panel, click the Render Presets drop-down list and select the render preset to set current.
- Click the Render In drop-down list and select Render in Window.
- Click the drop-down menu on the Render to Size button and choose an image size to render.
- Click Render to Size.
- In the Render window, review the rendering.
- Optionally, save the rendering to an image file.
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