Ira Krakow's Blender 2.53 Render Options

There are many ways to render a scene in Blender 2.53 Beta. In this video, I show the default render settings, and then the new presets and location options for rendering a Blender scene in 2.53 beta.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• blender
• 3d
• 2.53
• beta
• render
• settings
• options
• tutorial
• scene
• camera

[indiegamemakerpro]

"Happy Blendering" : Thank you!

[irakrakow]

@indiegamemakerpro You're quite welcome!

[falchard]

Don't compress an image until you are finalizing. That means chances are you will be using .tga or .tiff until you finish working it through an image or video editor.

[irakrakow]

@falchard Great comment. There's always a tradeoff between space and image quality. You're absolutely correct.

[Dude9099999]

look at his desk top he has turbow tax

[guitarspectre]

@rustythedogandlilly

Generally the most convenient thing to do is click on "Set smooth", independent of the blender version used smooth will be there.

Good luck and remember the smooth option.

[rustythedogandlilly]

Im new to blender. I noticed when you rendered the monkey you got a very smooth render, when I do it i get a rough render showing all the faces clearly. How do you get it to render so smoothly. Im using ver2.6.

[TheFuzzyRaven]

You sound like jeff bridges =p

[ghanmy]

I made a deer and its legs and face appeared in render but not its body. Anybody know what I did wrong?

[Rijkjavik1]

Hello,

Great tutorial, but you lost me when you are talking about using F12 button, for some reason those buttons are not working at my computer, how can Iinstall them so they work properly.

thanks

[learnwithmac]

Great tutorial

[jesuslessed]

Hello, Can you tell me if Blender has a vector plugin so I can use a vector texture? I need to model in 3d and export into Illustrator. BTW, how do you add plugins into Blender?

[ghyselsguy65]

How do we render/save a video in 2.5?

[yhya20071]

thnaks