All right, welcome back.
So on this lecture we're on to talk about 3-D preferences.
So you can see here that we have the available VRM for 3-D.
So the total VRM is eight gigs.
Let Photoshop use one hundred percent or eight gigs to work with 3-D.
For interactive rendering, we can allow direct to screen auto hide layers, show quality.
We have a set of high.
You'll also have the option to change that to very low, low, medium or very high.
OK.
Retries are so high quality threshold is going to be five.
You can move that up and down.
The image quality threshold that defines the quality of a final rate traced rendering activity by 3D
render menu item, OK, render tile size so we can do huge extra large, large, small and medium 3D
file load in.
OK, so activate light source limit eight.
Default the fuse textual limit.
One hundred and forty.
You can do access control so we can invert camera access which we have here.
Separate access controls.
We can do 3D overlays.
So constraint is going to be like a blue ground.
Plain is black.
Selected constraint is like almost a purple and then rendering tiles blue ridge cursors.
We can try and hover showing interaction.
And that's really the 3D preferences.
So thanks for watching.
I'll see in the next lecture.