Glossary - Autodesk

ender
The process of creating a 2D image from a 3D scene.
rendering
Rendering is the process of generating a two-dimensional
image of a three-dimensional scene, somewhat like taking
a photograph with a camera, or filming with a motion
picture camera.
rendering environment
The environment defines the appearance of your scene’s
surroundings. It can be a simple colored background or a
complex three-dimensional texture. The environment also
defines global lighting, shader glow, and dynamic
properties (for example, gravity and turbulence) for your
scene.
resolution
The density of pixels in a given image (for example, 300
dots per inch). For instances where a fixed density is
assumed (for example, 96 dpi on a PC monitor), resolution
can refer to the number of pixels along the horizontal and
vertical dimensions of an image (for example, 640 by 480).
rest pose
A rest pose is a set of values for each joint that provide an
initial value for the IK solution. Each skeleton joint
"remembers" a rest value for its translation and rotation, X,
Y, and Z values. The rest pose can be copied and mirrored
onto a similar skeleton.
RGB
A method of representing a color by its red, green, and
blue components.
Rigid targets
Rigid targets are used in the Transformer Rig Global
Shape Modeling tool. In some cases, there are geometries
or objects within the target geometry that should keep
their shape. Usually these are carry-over parts like
buttons, door handles and lights. These rigid targets, or
hard points, will be moved embedded in the free targets,
but they cannot lose their shape during the warp. Rigid
targets help preserve shapes of the rigid targets, but they
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