PI-VR - VRED Professional Documentation - PI-VR GmbH

VRED DocumentationYou are here: Using VRED Professional > Preferences > FileIO > OSB / VPBOSB / VPBGetting startedUsing VRED ProfessionalInterfaceTerminalScript EditorNavigation in RenderviewSelectionTransformNode attributesPreferencesCameraCluster ClientDevicesExportFileIOOptionsTexture search pathsMayaOSB / VPBGeometry MarkerImportMain WindowMaterial LibraryNavigatorPluginsRaytracing OptionsRenderOptionsScriptTemperature SimulationViewPointsWebInterfaceMenus and icons tabScenegraphModulesSearchSend QuestionOSB / VPBWriterFile compression - VRED files can be savedwith file compression. This helps reducing theneeded disc space for the file. With the filecompression option the quality of filecompression can be defined.There are threeoptions:No file compression - Does notcompress files, which results inlarger VRED files and shortsaving and loading times.Fast file compression - Doescompress files, which results insmaller file sizes. Saving andloading time will be longer.Best file compression - Does compress the data into very smallfiles, which saves a lot of disc space. Saving and loading filestakes longer.Inline Textures - Inline all textures used in the scene into the file.Texture Compression Type - Defines the quality in which inline textures will be embedded.None - Keeps all textures in their native file format and quality.Lossless - All textures will be compressed lossless.Lossy - All textures will be compressed to the smallest possible size, with losses taken inaccount.The user can set the quality in the quality tab.ReaderChecksum test - The checksum test ensures that the whole file was successfully read afterloading into VRED. The checksum test causes long file loading times.