User Guide: Render

Open up the Render panel if you want to save out the current UV layout to a tiff image file. This file could then be used as a template for texture painting.

Save: Click on Save to save the current UV layout into a tiff file with the specified base name; the default is layout.tif.

Name field: Change this if you want a different base name to the tiff file created.

Resolution field: Set the pixel resolution for the tiff file here.

AA Lines: Tick this to smooth out the jaggies in the saved image, though this slows down the creation of the file quite a bit.

Fill Polys: Tick this to include the flattened color coding in the image.

Smooth SUBD UVs: Ticking this option will render out the UVs according to Renderman's UV smoothing rules. Note: This currently only works for quads, and displays lines only (i.e. the quads aren't filled).

Once created, the image is displayed; you can then use File|Save or Ctrl-S to save it to a different location if you wish, using a ".tif" or ".jpg" filename extension to select the format of the saved image.

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 ; Fill Polys : Tick this to include the flattened color coding in the image.
+; Smooth SUBD UVs : Ticking this option will render out the UVs according to Renderman's UV smoothing rules. '''Note:''' This currently only works for quads, and displays lines only (i.e. the quads aren't filled).
 Once created, the image is displayed; you can then use '''File|Save''' or '''Ctrl-S''' to save it to a different location if you wish, using a ".tif" or ".jpg" filename extension to select the format of the saved image.