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Maxwell Render 2.5 User Manual

Chapter 9. The core rendering application | 41

F.01 MXI Batch Processing

• Resume MXI: Select a MXI le to resume rendering. After specifying a MXI le, the

corresponding MXS le will be loaded in Maxwell Render and rendering will resume

automatically from where it left off. Please note that the resume render will not work

if you have made any changes in the MXS or if the location of the MXS has changed.

• Load Image: Convert a bitmap into a MXI which can then be used as an Image

emitter in your scenes. After loading the image you can use the Intensity settings from

the Edit panel (MXI section) to change the brightness of the MXI emitter. Brighter

settings will make the MXI emit more light. Use the “Save MXI as” menu option to

save the image in the MXI format. Please note that if your bitmaps are in HDR or

EXR format they do not need to be converted to the MXI format; you can use these

formats directly as Image Emitters.

• Save Image: Save a bitmap of your render. After clicking Save in the dialog, a

second menu will appear, allowing you to choose the bitdepth. Depending on the

format you have chosen in the Save Dialog, you can save in 8, 16 or 32 bit output.

• Preferences: Open the preferences dialog to set preferences for notication

messages, texture repository paths where Maxwell Render will look if any textures

are missing, exporting channels formats, and general issues. The General Preferences

tab allows you to change the look of the interface, specify where output les will be

stored, or indicate a minimum time for saving to disk (in minutes). Using this option,

you can improve the performance in systems where the writing process is very slow.

For example, if the output folder is to a USB stick, it may be better not saving to disk

frequently during the rst sampling levels, but rather when a certain amount of time

has passed. By default, the value is set to “Automatic”, which means that Maxwell

Render saves to disk as usual (i.e. when a new SL is reached).

• Recent MXS/ Recent MXI: Display a list of the recently opened MXS/ MXI les.

• Quit: Close Maxwell Render.

View: Visualize your scene in different ways, using tools like Zoom, Pan, Rotate, Full Size,

display the Render, or display different Channels.

Render: Start, stop, or resume the render process. You can also launch the current scene

in network, using the option “Render via Network”. This option launches a Monitor (or

uses the existing Monitor if there is one running on the same machine), and opens the Job

Wizard automatically, lining up a new job with the current scene. Of course there must

be one Manager and at least one Rendernode running to be able to render in network.

Scripting: Load and run a script le to automate the rendering process. See the Scripting

chapter for more information about Scripting. The Scripts menu option shows a list of the

scripts available in the “scripts” folder in the Maxwell installation folder. For quick access

to scripts you should save any scripts you use regularly in this folder.

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