Render Settings Overview¶
You can fine tune the NVIDIA Omniverse RTX™ Renderer renderer’s behavior using a variety of rendering settings, which can help you balance quality and performance depending on your needs.
There are four groups of render settings that affect the NVIDIA Omniverse RTX™ Renderer renderer:
Settings common to all RTX render modes, affecting areas such as scene geometry, materials or lights.
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Post Processing effects such as tone mapping, color correction, and motion blur.
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Settings controlling the RTX Real-Time mode.
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Settings controlling the RTX Interactive (Path-Tracing) mode.
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Settings controlling the RTX Accurate (IRay) mode.
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Render settings are based on the Viewport Render Mode.
Render Settings are accessed from the menu bar under Rendering
> Render Settings
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From the Render Settings panel, you can access the settings for each render mode. Each render mode will be listed in tab form and displays the relevant settings when selected.

To switch between RTX Real-Time, RTX Path-Tracing, and RTX Ground-Truth, select the render mode from the viewport render-mode dropdown.
The Common and Post Processing settings are available for all modes.
Persistent Settings¶
Whenever render settings are adjusted in a scene, all render settings are saved with the scene for convenience.
Save Settings¶
Users can save and load their rendering preferences.

Save Render Settings¶
Saving render settings allows you to re-use the render settings later in current or other scene.
In the render tab Click the Hamburger to the far right of
Renderer
Selection.Select Save Settings
Choose a Location to Save
Select Save
Load Render Settings¶
Loading render settings will load a Render Settings file and adjust render settings accordingly.
In the render tab Click the Hamburger to the far right of
Renderer
Selection.Select Save Settings
Choose a Previously Saved File
Select Load
Reset Render Settings¶
Resetting the Render Settings allows users to reset the render settings to default values.
In the render tab Click the Hamburger to the far right of
Renderer
Selection.Select Reset Settings