Presentation of Graphic Rendering Modes

Presentation of Renderings

1. Outline

• Description: Displays the outline of objects without texture.
• Usage: Ideal for a quick and light view, allowing you to focus on layout and shapes without details.
• Performance: Very light, suitable for all machines.
• Available modes: 3D, Tour, and Front View

2. Draft

• Description: Displays the outline of objects with colors, without texture or shadows.
• Usage: Allows better visualization of colors and layout without overloading with details.
• Performance: Light, suitable for most machines.
• Available modes: 3D, Tour, and Front View

3. Standard

• Description: Displays objects and coatings with textures and shadows.
• Usage: Offers a good compromise between performance and visual quality, adapting to the power of your machine.
• Performance: Variable, depending on the power of your machine.
• Available modes: 3D, Tour, and Front View

4. Premium (see tutorial for more information)

• Description: Available only in room mode and tour mode, it precedes the photorealistic rendering.
• Usage: Provides a detailed view ideal for getting an idea of the final rendering before generating photorealistic renderings.
• Performance: Demanding, requires a powerful machine.
• Available mode: Tour in room mode

How to Switch Modes

1. Open your project on Kazaplan.
2. Click on the corresponding icon to switch from one graphic level to another.
3. Select the desired mode: Outline, Draft, Standard, or Premium (in room + tour mode).

Note: The list of available graphic levels in the mode is automatically updated.

Usage Tips

• Outline and Draft: Use them for the initial design phases to gain fluidity and speed.
• Standard: Use this mode to refine details and have a more realistic view while maintaining good performance.
• Premium: Reserve this mode for final presentations and detailed checks before launching a photorealistic rendering.

Note

The Premium mode is not accessible to low-power machines. Make sure your machine meets the minimum requirements to use this mode.

With these new rendering modes, you can easily optimize your workflow by quickly switching from a light mode to a detailed mode according to your needs and the power of your machine. Take advantage of these tools to design and visualize your projects more efficiently and realistically.