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Visualize Rendering · Lesson 4: Outputs, variants and render queue

Image and video output options, render configurations, render queue and text prompt settings.

Lesson goal

Produce all the images for a project efficiently, including several color or finish variants.

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4 videos

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1 exercise

Intermediate

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Prerequisite: Lesson 3

1. Watch the videos

Dassault Systèmes videos hosted on MySolidWorks: they open in a new tab and a free account is enough. Watch them in order.

Image and Video Output OptionsVideo 1▶Image and Video Output OptionsOutput types and the settings that matter for a photographic result.↗ ConfigurationsVideo 2▶ConfigurationsCompare several design options (appearances, cameras, scenes) in a single project.↗ Render Queue OverviewVideo 3▶Render Queue OverviewStack renders to run them later, for example overnight.↗ Rendering with Text PromptsVideo 4▶Rendering with Text PromptsSet resolution and output options in plain language with the Visualize assistant.↗

2. Key takeaways

1

Set quality by number of passes or by time: for tests, limit the time; for the final, let the denoiser finish the job.

2

Configurations store variants (colors, finishes, cameras): one project for a whole product range.

3

The render queue is part of Visualize Professional: prepare images during the day, they render overnight.

4

Text prompt settings speed up preparation; still check resolution and format before you launch.

Tip

For a product range, create one configuration per color, then send them all to the render queue with the same camera: the series stays consistent.

3. Do the exercise

Prepare a series of variants:

  • create three color configurations
  • send the three renders to the queue with the same camera
  • compare the resulting images
✓To check: The three images have the same framing and lighting; only the color changes.

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