It's calculating the light reflecting off of the object. And what it's doing again, is it's going through each pixel on the screen. So as we get to excellent, that's going to be a high quality image. You have the slider on the bottom that tells you the progress, the elapsed time, the number of iterations it's done and you also have an indication here -an excellent final and infinite result. The longer that you leave it on the screen, the more realistic the image is going to be. Once you start it will begin the ray tracing process and you'll see this happening on the screen. We're going to start an in-canvas render, but ultimately we're going to use the cloud render option. So if you decide to use an in-canvas render, you can use this lock view and that will automatically lock it to whatever you're looking at. We also can lock the view because every time you're doing it in-canvas render, what it's actually doing is it's ray tracing, it's going through and it's calculating the light bouncing off the objects, and if you rotate it restarts that. The advanced will use more realistics on the lighting, the scenes, the shadows to get a more realistic or a higher quality final render. In each of these changes, the fast uses simplified materials and lighting. First, we're going to go into the in-canvas settings and notice that we have some options for fast and advanced. And if we use the drop down, it's only those three settings. There's a play button, there's a settings and there's a Save Image. Now,I want to talk about the in-canvas render. First off, there's something called an in-canvas render going to go ahead and just minimize the browser, so that way everything is located under its component. Inside a Fusion 360, there are a few different ways that we can approach this.
Now, it's time to actually create a render. Once you're happy with the scene set up, the camera the perspective, the materials that you've applied or the appearances that you've overwritten from the materials. After completing this lesson, you'll be able to create a cloud rendered image and create it in-canvas render. In this lesson, we'll learn how to create a realistic render.
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