Iam using Vue6 Esprit and my question is;
At the address below under Rendering and last sentence it states
[Quote] Ability to resume an interrupted render. [Unquote]

1. Does this pertain to; If I stop a render, then save, I can come back at a later date and resume rendering. OR
2. I stop rendering now and do not close Vue or save the scene only then I can restart render.
   Here is the link to page:
   http://www.e-onsoftware.com/products/vue/vue_6_esprit/?page=14
   The reason I ask is because I have what appears to be a long render in progress 195 hours. My short Experience in Vue, Only One Month, tells me that it will really be about 75 to 85 hours, give or take a day or two, But I would really like to stop this render and if I am able, come back at a later date and finish rendering it, ........If Possible!!!!!
   Thanks in Advance for any input,
   Thelby

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If you use the Vue's resume render you can stop the render, save and then load it in later and start it again. 

However there are a few important points to note (some are slightly obvious):

• You can't change render settings and then resume a render
• You must have Generate resume render info turned on (it's not in preview and Open GL mode)

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Thanks for the info, it will come in very handy!!!!

Mark aka Thelby

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Then have Politically Correct-Incorrectness!!!