Autodesk 62205-051408-9001 User Guide - Page 798

31 Rendering which outputs in the workspaces have been rendered). However, the outputs in the workspace itself are not marked as processed. Note: If you want to re-render the outputs in a workspace, you can simply rename the workspace file in the watched folder, and the Autodesk Combustion Render Queue will load and process it again. Scheduling the Rendering Jobs You can use the scheduler to start rendering on a specified day and time. For example, you can schedule jobs to run during off-peak hours on the network. If you open several workspaces into the Autodesk Combustion Render Queue application, you can batch render them at a specific time. To schedule a rendering job: 1. Click Preferences in the stand-alone Autodesk Combustion Render Queue. 2. Enable Use Timer. The Scheduling options appear. The status message changes to "Waiting for Scheduled Start Time". Rendering begins at the scheduled day and time. ▲ You must leave the Autodesk Combustion Render Queue application running to use this feature. Rendering to RAM Combustion provides two ways to render your work using the system RAM: cache the frames as you play a clip in the viewport or render the clip to RAM. You can simply use the playback controls to preview your work in a viewport. After Combustion has buffered (cached) every frame into memory, the clip plays at near real-time playback speed. You can continue to work on the operators, and the results of 3. Enter the hour and minute at which rendering will begin in the Start Render Time field and select either AM or PM from the list. 4. Enter the date on which rendering will begin in the Start Render Date field. 5. Set up the required operators and outputs in the queue, or set up a watched folder. For information, see Working with Operators and Outputs and Using a Watched Folder. 6. Click Process. 782