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The deeper workflows: bringing files in, rendering stills and films, versions and checkpoints, and the pictures a scene carries.

The first two draw exactly what the stage draws. Cycles takes the sampled scene and needs your Mac.

Guides

ImportBring a GLB, an SVG, a picture, a LEGO model, a Paper layout or a portable Puni file into a scene, and what each one becomes.RenderingThree ways to draw a scene: the studio's own renderer in your browser, its path tracer for a finer still, and Blender Cycles on your Mac.FilmsTurn a scene's motion into an MP4: Puni's film service where it is offered, the local renderer for films with sound, and the limits of each.Versions and checkpointsHow saving works: revisions, the checkpoints that are kept, restoring, and what happens when two places edit one scene.Covers and picturesWhat a scene's cover is, when the studio takes it, and the picture, GIF, video and scene package a share page can hand out.

The studio draws in your browser. Everything past that, a still you can print, a film, a file for another tool, has its own path, and this section says which one and what it needs.

#Bringing things in

Import covers GLB, SVG, pictures, LEGO models and portable Puni files, with their limits.

#Getting things out

Rendering explains the three tiers: the studio's own raster, its path tracer, and Cycles on your own computer. Films covers Puni's film service and the local renderer. Covers and pictures says what a scene's cover is and how to save a picture, a GIF or a video from a share page.

#Keeping things

Versions and checkpoints explains autosave, revisions, and how to go back.

Start with Rendering if you want to know what needs your Mac and what does not.