Contents 1 Rotate View While Rendering 2 Functions 3 Sample Usage 4 See also Rotate View While Rendering View and Rotate model while rendering. - The View Rotate rendering toolbar button lets you change the view and zoom after rendering, and re-render without having to change the view in SketchUp, re-extract and re-render the model. While changing views, the original model from SketchUp is shown with its SketchUp colors and textures. Change the view as desired and re-render when done. See: Rotate View While Rendering

Functions

- Orbit view

- Pan with mouse drag

- Zoom with mouse drag

- Zoom All

- Zoom WIndow

- Restore previous view.

- Re-render with current view

- Save current view as style for loading later.

- Load saved view

Sample Usage

In this sequence we are using the View Rotate function to zoom in on an area of the rendered view and re-render it at a smaller resolution.

1. After Rendering, Select the View/Rotate icon to load the View/Rotate window.

2. Change the view as desired - here we are using the Zoom-Window function to zoom in on an area of the original rendering.

3. We could select Render to re-render with the new view, but we want to change the screen size, so we will select Close to return to the rendering window.

4. Here we are setting a custom rendering size of 400 x 400

5. This is the new smaller rendering of the clipped area.

See also

• IRender Batch Toolbar Functions