Ctrl + B to focus on a section but how to undo it

[Harris Clook]

Heya,

At about 2:20 you crop your view to a section using ctrl + b to help the rendering speed (I figure it’s for when you only need to check on a specific area instead of the whole scene). I see in the text info in the top left it says “Clipped” (Or at least it does on my end when I’ve got the overlay on).

How do I undo that clipped view? For the life of me I can’t work it out and I don’t know what it’s called so I can’t google it either! As a workaround I ended up reloading the file and didn’t hit ctrl + b and continued on. But I’d be super keen to know how to undo the clipped view as it looks like a really useful feature!

Cheers

[Martin Bergwerf]

Hi Harris @Yeehawcowboyletsgo ,

What I usually do, is to draw another region, larger than the Camera, which overrides the old Render Region.. You can also disable it in the Output Tab (this will Render the whole Camera View, but will ‘remember’ the region you made earlier:

[Charles]

Alt ctrl B

more here all about render regions

https://youtu.be/11_zDd-9WXU?si=dKfm1fV8CJ1moty

[Martin Bergwerf]

Thanks @thehomme ,

I didn’t know that one.

[Omar Domenech]

Another thing that can drive you crazy about render region, as far as I know it doesn’t work on Eevee, only in Cycles. You might be drawing a region and it’s not working and it’s because you are in Eevee. 

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