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How do I update the parts in a render studio if I've made changes to my design?

dave_franchinodave_franchino Member Posts: 65 ✭✭
in Community Support
Hey folks, 

I created a render studio scene from an assembly in onshape - I've added a few new parts to my assembly but I can't figure out how to update the scene.  It still reflects the state of my assembly when I created it. Is there a way to preserve materials and settings and update a scene if the underlying assembly or part studio has changed? 

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  • NeilCookeNeilCooke Moderator, Onshape Employees Posts: 5,875
    Yes! From the scenes screen (where you choose which scene to open) there is a menu on the right. Click on that and there is an update option. 
    Senior Director, Technical Services, EMEA
  • dave_franchinodave_franchino Member Posts: 65 ✭✭
    Thanks so much @NeilCooke!  Had a hard time finding it.  Another quick rendering question.  When I add an environment I've found it's scale doesn't match my intent. For example I'm trying to render a large (2 meter) product into an outdoor scene but the environment is opening as if it's expecting a 200mm product.  When I zoom, Onshape is scaling my product, not the environment so to get the two to match I've zoomed in so close much of my product is off the screen.  Is there a way to scale the environment as opposed to the geometry in the scene??
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