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Chapter 1 An Overview of the Shake User Interface 35

Viewers Menu

The following table shows the Viewers menu options.

Render Menu

The following table shows the Render menu options. For more information on

rendering, see Chapter 12, “Rendering With the FileOut Node,” on page 333.

Script Management

The following section discusses the buttons in the upper-right corner of the Shake

interface, which let you Load and Save scripts, undo and redo changes you’ve made,

and control when and how the Viewer updates the images generated by your script.

Menu Option Description

New Viewer Creates a new Viewer in the Viewer area, and automatically

stretches it to fill the Viewer area. While in a Viewer, you can also

right-click and select New Viewer, or press N.

Spawn Viewer Desktop Launches a floating Viewer window that can be moved

independently of the interface. The Viewer Desktop is ideal for

dual-monitor setups.

Menu Option Description

Render Flipbook Renders a Flipbook of the current Viewer. Opens the Flipbook

Render Parameters window, which allows you to override the

Global parameters (if necessary). To cancel the render, press Esc

(Escape) when in the Flipbook window.

Render Disk Flipbook Mac OS X only. Launches a disk-based Flipbook into QuickTime.

This has several advantages over normal Flipbooks. It allows for

extremely long clips, allows you to attach audio (loaded with the

Audio Panel in the main interface), and lets you write out the

sequence as a QuickTime file after viewing, bypassing the need to

render the sequence again. For more information, see “C

reating a

Disk-Based Flipbook” on page 326.

Render FileOut Nodes Renders FileOut nodes in the Node View. In the Node View, press F

to frame all active nodes. You have the option to render only the

active FileOut nodes, or all FileOut nodes.

Render Cache Nodes Immediately caches sections of the node tree where Cache nodes

have been inserted. This command lets you cache all Cache nodes

in the Node View over a specific duration. For more information on

using Cache nodes, see Chapter 13, “Image C

aching,” on page 343.

Render Proxies Renders your proxy files for your FileIn nodes, and leaves your

FileOuts untouched. For more information on proxies, see “U

sing

Proxies” on page 137.

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