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LSnet C
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Lightscape
Interlacing
Use this option to create interlaced animations. For
more information, see “Rendering Interlaced Anima-
tions” on page 218.
Odd Scanlines
When rendering an interlaced animation, enable this
option to cause the first field to contain the frame’s
odd-numbered scan lines. If this option is disabled,
the first field of the interlaced animation will contain
the frame’s even-numbered scan lines.
No Culling
Use this option to disable culling. Surfaces oriented
away from the viewer will not be transparent.
Region of Interest
Use this option to specify the area of a frame (in
pixels) that is to be ray traced.
This option is available only when you are using lsray.
Name
Use this option to set the name and location of the
output file.
Format
Use this option to choose an image format for the
output file. You can also choose 24- or 48-bit resolu-
tion for the applicable image formats.
Resolution
Use this option to specify the output frame resolution.
Max Nodes
Use this option to set the maximum number of nodes
that LSnet can use to render the job.
Save to PVR
Use this option to save a copy of animation frames to
a DPS Perception drive.
Require Max Nodes For Job
Use this option to force LSnet to hold off on
processing until the specified number of nodes (set in
the Max Nodes box) become available.
Node Specs Panel
Use the Node Specs Panel to view information about
any node on your network. You can also turn nodes
on or off and assign them unique names. You can
access this panel by choosing Tools | Node Specs or by
clicking the Node Specs button
.
Mode of Operation
Use this to view the operation the node is currently
processing. This can be either Unassigned, Rad, Ray,
or Render.