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Locking views for render

Locking views for render - Fusion 360 Tutorial

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Locking views for render

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- Welcome to Fusion 360 tips, tricks, and techniques. The scene and file came from the course Fusion 360: Product Rendering Techniques. So we have here an ongoing render, which is happening locally. So notice the elapsed time of our render. And the render is set to infinite. Accidents can be prevented sometimes. Let's say you accidentally maximize or minimize Fusion 360. And for demonstration purposes, let's say I have moved or rotated our scene. So notice our elapsed time in local render mode reset. This means whenever the scene moves, Fusion 360 will recalculate the raytraces and iterations. What if our elapsed time was already at six hours? Notice the loss of time that occurred because of the accident. Now to prevent this from happening, all we have to do is head to in-canvas render, selecting in-canvas render settings, and simply select or enable Lock View. That's it, okay. So now, I'm going to hold my shift and…

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