Autodesk 12812-051462-9011 User Guide 3 - Page 2566

This option is smoother and closer to rendered transparency effects. Apply To group Applies the current settings to the active viewport only, to all viewports, or to all the viewports except the active one. NOTE This applies to the currently active viewport only; it is not a dynamic function. Rendering Options group These check boxes modify either the shading modes or the wireframe modes. They refer to the viewport renderer on page 8164 only, not to the scanline renderer on page 8116 or any other renderer. Disable View Disables the Apply To viewport selection. A disabled viewport behaves like any other viewport while active. However, when you change the scene in another viewport, the view in the disabled viewport does not change until you next activate it. Use this function to speed up screen redraws when you are working on complex geometry. Disable Textures Select to turn off display of texture maps on page 8036 assigned to objects. Turn off to show the maps assigned to objects. Texture Correction Redraws the viewport using pixel interpolation (perspective-corrected). The redrawn image remains until you force the viewport to redraw for any reason. This command has an effect only when the viewport is shaded and at least one object's map is displayed. Z-Buffer Wireframe Objects Draws the wires ordered according to depth in the scene. Otherwise wires may be drawn out of order to speed the viewport display. This option is generally needed only when sub-object selections are "hidden" by lines drawn out of order. For example, you select the front edges of a box, but they don't appear highlighted in red, because the white lines from the rear may get drawn last. Activate this only if you find that selections are obscured or if you need the viewport redrawn from back to front. Force 2-Sided Set to render both sides of faces. See 2-Sided on page 7893. Turn off to render only faces with normals on page 8059 toward the viewer. Usually, you'll want to keep this option off to speed redraw time. You might want to turn it on if you need to see the inside as well as the outside of objects, or if you've imported complex geometry in which the face normals are not properly unified. Rendering Method | 7821