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Old March 1st, 2008   #1 (permalink)
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Default Rendering Elements without rendering complete frame

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Rendering Elements without rendering complete frame.

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DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF YOUR REQUEST
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3ds Max should allow us to render only the element (zdepth, reflection, refraction, etc.) we need, just do the calculations for the specific element and don't make us wait for the entire render again.

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WHY THIS REQUEST IS IMPORTANT TO YOU
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When you render one or more elements, a normal complete rendering is also generated. In fact, the element renderings are generated during the same rendering pass, so rendering elements costs little extra render time.
If I need a change inside a specific element, I must render EVERYTHING again, lost time. Imagine how it works for changes in videos passes .
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I'm affraid render elements without full render is impossible. To extract certain element for example reflections the program must first calculate where these reflections will apear through calculating overall lighting, shadows, and so on aka "beauty pass". The rendering engine can't just guess where information for the render element will appear without first calculating these beforehand. It's like telling where your car keys are in a dark room without switching on the lights.
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Default Re: Rendering Elements without rendering complete frame

have you looked at render subset of scene?
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