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Editing photo quality presets

Caroline
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When you are ready to export an image of your design, there are different types of photo quality that will affect the final image.

Virtual Worlds provides extensive possibilities for adjusting photo quality, from simple illustrative images and panoramic renders to advanced settings like light, depth of field, and material effects. You can choose Virtual Worlds’ default presets or create your own custom photo quality presets.

Note: Adjusting presets is one of Virtual Worlds Professional's advanced functions to perfect rendering for your needs. If you are new to rendering, learn more here: Training – Virtual Worlds.

Opening Edit Preset

Advanced adjustments to photo quality can be made by editing photo quality presets. You can create your own preset by selecting Save As... after updating an existing preset.

To access Photo Quality options, there are two routes:

From the menu bar:
  1. In an open design, click Tools.
  2. Click Create Image file....
 From the control panel:
  1. In an open design, click the Views tab in the Control Panel to the right.
  2. In the Current Position section, click Create Image....

In the Create Image window, you can prepare all settings before creating your render. For more details, see the article Creating Images.

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  1. In Create Image..., go to the Photo Quality section and click the Preset drop-down.
  2. Select a preset.
  3. Click Edit... to modify it.

Settings List Summary

The Edit Preset window includes various adjustments for refining your image render.

Click the interactive image below for details about each feature.

Save a New Preset

Once you have made all required changes, your preset can be saved as a new option in the Preset drop-down.

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  1. In the Edit Preset window, click Save As....
  2. In the Preset Name window, enter your preset reference and click OK.

The new preset will now appear in the Preset drop-down.

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