There are other more sophisticated rendering plugins out there that will do even more in depth rendering than what's built into Rhino. We can set the current renderer and for now the built-in Rhino renderer is our only option. We can set up different kinds of lights, as well as adjust materials that are applied to our Rhino objects. And here we can do things like activate a render preview or a full-on render.
So we can find render commands in Rhino under the render menu. Here, we've got a few different objects that we worked with in previous videos and we'll use those as some test subjects for rendering. To help us get a feel for rendering in Rhino I've got the exercise file rendering-setup.3dm open. And if you want to, you can spend just as much time setting up renders as you do building your models, if not more.
It's definitely an art form all on its own. Now, the rendering process can be just as sophisticated as the modeling process. Rendering is a process that combines the objects in a Rhino file with simulated lights and simulated materials to produce digital images.
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