Render Export


	Name Specifies the name of the render job. By default the Experience name is used.
	Render Preview Displays a thumbnail of the Scene that is rendered by this job. After a few seconds the preview image improves to a low-quality Stellar Physically Correct rendering, to give a better impression of the final result, similar to Live Preview Rendering.

Settings


	360 Sequence Defines whether an image sequence is rendered or only a single image. If 360 Sequence is enabled: As many images are produced per as frames exist in the 360 camera sequence of the Scene camera; If disabled: One image is produced with the view of the Scene camera.
	Format Defines the file format of the rendered media. You can choose between the following options: PNG JPEG EXR
	Alpha Specifies whether the render output is rendered with premultiplied alpha or not. If Alpha is enabled, the images are rendered without the ambience, but with transparent background.
	Resolution Specifies the number of pixels for the produced media. Note: Values are in pixels. The values for the height and width are linked to each other based on the specified Aspect Ratio of the Scene camera. This means when you change the value for the width the height value is adjusted accordingly and vice versa.

The following presets contain predefined settings for the noise freeness of your rendered media:


	Preview Provides fast rendered preview images.
	Medium Provides decently smooth images.
	High Provides highly smooth images.
	Ultra Provides particularly smooth images.

As the number of sampling steps between the presets increases from Preview to Ultra, the render time and credit costs are also higher.

Note: The overall quality of your image is also highly dependent on the specified Resolution.

For processing render jobs, you are charged in form of render credits.


	Available Credits Displays the amount of Credits you have available for starting your render job. Note: Credits are often shared between several users of an application.
	Required Credits Calculates the estimated number of render credits that is expected to be used to render the specified job. The higher the Resolution, and the Quality the more credits the job will cost.