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Animation and Rendering

32.3. - The first thing we need to do to prepare for a render is to activate the

"DisplayManager" tab; this is the area where we can add, edit, and delete a

component's appearance, decals, light sources, cameras, and scenes. Make the

FeatureManager wider if needed or press the default shortcut F8. After the tab is

activated we can see the different sections for:

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DisplayManager
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~ ~ History

Appearances Decals Scene, L.ghts, and Cameras

rt order: History v
No decals assigned. Go to the Appearance tab of ~ ~ Scene (Plain White)
~ color the task pane, under the Decal node, d rag a decal • [0) PhotoView 360 Lights
from the library to the model face in the graphics
~ color<2> area ~ Primary PhotoView 360 Lighting

~ color<3>
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[ Open Decal library
~ color<4> Os OirPrtinn;1l;>

Decals Scenes, Lights, Cameras
Appearances

After selecting "View Appearances" we can see all the appearances used in the

assembly (or part) listed in chronological order (History), Alphabetical order or by

Hierarchy. History lists the appearances in the order they were added, and

Hierarchy lists the appearances at the level at which they are added.

Appearances

Sort History ~ er: (Alphabetical v Sort

color<2> chromium plate

color<3> chromium plate<2> color<2>

color<4> color color<3>

color<5> color<2> color<4>

color<6> color<3> color<5>

cast stainless steel color<4> • ~ Part

polished steel color<5> color<6>
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polished brass color<6> color<7>

chromium plate color<7> chromium plate

polished steel<2> polished brass polished steel

Appearances will be shown depending on the level at which they are added,

and higher hierarchy appearances will override lower level appearances. This is

the hierarchy for appearance display:

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