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  • February 4, 2016 at 1:21 am #4280
    gkw0
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      What is the square box around the rendered content? Is that something that restricts the high quality rendering to a smaller area or something?

      February 4, 2016 at 5:43 pm #22260
      Kent Trammell
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        The square box in the camera view represents the renderable area as defined by the render resolution. The red dotted-lined-box (created with SHIFT + B) defines a ‘renderable region’ which allows you to focus on specific areas of your render – It’s a great feature for fine-tuning.

        February 4, 2016 at 9:55 pm #22261
        gkw0
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          Thanks. I also discovered the 0 key which appears to show the output from the point of view of the camera, and as far as I can see the red box seems to only work after pressing that. It seems that when I have pressed the 0 key I can zoom in but as soon as I turn the model it zooms out again. Is any of this covered in any of the lessons? I have been going through them in order and haven’t come across it yet.

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