interactive render 2004-04-20 - By Rick Walia
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Sadly, I do not think there is a "brute force" method of killing the render
region. You'll have to either hit the cancel button at the bottom on the
interface or "q" mmb to cancel the region. Of course you'll have to wait for the
preliminary processing to be finished. Be careful with the q+mmb combo because
if
you hit it twice, you'll get the render region back and it'll start rendering
again.
/R
Quoting Benjamin Huber <bhuber@(protected)>:
> I'm still pretty new to XSI, so please excuse my duh questions.
>
> Something that really drives me up the walls is that there seems to be no way
> to quickly cancel an interactive render. I would love to have the ability to
> hit esc, or something of that sort, and be certain that the render is going to
> stop, within a reasonable amount of time, with no further attempts at
> refreshing. Is there some five-point exploding heart technique i'm missing?
>
> and, yeah, I know you can turn auto refresh off, but it just so happens, quite
> often, that I want to cancel the refresh *after* XSI starts chewing through
the
> render, and then it's too late, as it won't notice any more mouseclicking
until
> it's done. how hard would it be for XSI to check the keyboard buffer (is that
> what it's called?) every once in a while to see whether esc has been hit?
>
> thanks,
>
> -ben
>
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