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Render selected objects

Visualize a scene

Perform final renders from within Maya
Render a region of your scene
Render View lets you render
a specific portion of your scene at any resolution so
that you can get a feel for the changes you make as you shade, light,
and texture objects.
Unlike rendering at a lower resolution, a process
which reduces the size of the entire image, rendering a region can
help you make changes more efficiently and quickly to the specific
regions of interest at full resolution.
TipIf you turn on Auto Render Region (Options
> Auto Render Region), the changes you make appear
as you draw the marquee anywhere in Render View. Only
the marqueed area of the surface re-renders showing the results
of the adjustment.
To
render a region of your scene
- Marquee
select the area that you want to render in Render
View.
- If there is no representation of your scene
in Render View for you to marquee
select Render > Snapshot > and
select the camera (view) you want to capture.
- Click
the Render region button or select Render
> Render Region.