Select none by using 'Menu bar > Select > Select None' or ' > Select > Select None' or by pressing Ctrl+ D.Select all nodes by using 'Menu bar > Select > Select All' or ' > Select > Select All' or by pressing Ctrl+ A.Select the Viewport by clicking inside.This creates a selection trap where all nodes partially or totally inside are selected when releasing the mouse button. Select multiple nodes by holding in the Viewport then moving.Select a single object by -clicking on it.You can perform single, multiple, all, none and hierarchy selection of Viewport nodes. A checkbox will appear on the right side that let you toggle display of specific or all nodes. Drag and drop the selection to the Viewport.Select one or multiple nodes in a Browser or Node List view.It's also possible to display only a specific part of the 3d scene. You can achieve same result when drag and dropping the node to an empty window. Select the node in a Browser or Node List view.The cache is also cleared when you switch from the Radeon ProRender viewport to the standard Maya viewport.Ĭompare how the animation playback speed changes with and without the animation cache.The viewport displays the document nodes from any aiming nodes in a 3D view.ĭisplay the scene from a specific aiming node On the Radeon ProRender menu, click the Clear animation cache option. This will switch you to the Radeon ProRender viewport, and will make the Radeon ProRender item available on the viewport menu. To clear the cache, from the viewport menu, select Renderer > Radeon ProRender. On the Radeon ProRender menu, disable the Animation cache option. To disable the cache, from the viewport menu, select Renderer > Radeon ProRender. This allows you to scrub through the animation time-line without having to re-render the cached frames.īy default, the animation cache is enabled. The next time the frame is displayed, AMD Radeon ProRender can show the cached version rather than having to render it again. The cache stores the render iteration for each animation frame, and is filled with data when the frame is first displayed.
The animation cache provides a quick preview of animated object(s) in the scene before you actually render the scene in the viewport.
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