22 In the Element Properties dialog, click OK.

23 With the column still selected, click Settings menu ➤ Materials.

24 In the Materials dialog, select Wood.
25 Specify options on the Render Appearance tab:
■ For Finish, select Unfinished.

■ For Bump, select Based on wood grain.

■ For Amount, move the slider to the right until the value is approximately 5.6.

■ For Rotate, enter 90.

You change the varnish setting, add a bump map to create texture, and rotate the material so
that the grain of the wood runs vertically along the column.

26 Click Update Preview, and click OK.

Create a print quality rendering

27 On the View Control Bar, click (Show Rendering Dialog).

After you use the test renderings to verify that you made the correct lighting and material
selection, you can define the output and quality settings for final output. The rendered output
can be set to a printed ratio and the printed size of the output as well as the DPI for the image
can be controlled. As size and DPI are increased, the render time increases significantly.

28 In the Rendering dialog, clear Region.

29 In the Rendering dialog, under Output Settings, for Resolution, select Printer.
30 In the drawing area, select the crop boundary, and on the Options Bar, click the dimensions for
Size.
31 In the Crop Region Size dialog:
■ Under Change, select Scale (locked proportions).

■ For Width, enter 5''.

■ Click OK.

32 In the Rendering dialog, for Setting, select High, and click Render.

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