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Wolfishfish

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Hello. I want to render my isometric view but it says there si not enough space on disk C and that it requires 500 gb more. But, when I render my image (with high quality to printer with resolution of 150) it renders without problems.

So I have 2 questions:

1) Why I can't render isometric view while I can render interior perspective with the same quality?

2) How come it requires 500 more gb, what can I do?

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dgcad

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It needs 500 GB ?? That's completely insane.

Most hard drives aren't even close to that in total.

Something here you're not telling us with regards to what you are rendering, the materials and or the settings.

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rod23

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It's because your default 3D view is at 1:1 scale and trying to render a real world size image, probably a couple hundred feet wide.  Copy the view and change the scale, or set up a camera.

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Wolfishfish

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Thank you guys, that sounds logic, I knew there is smthg wrong. I v changed the scale from 1:1 to 1:1000, and it works. But I want to ask will changing the scale affect the quality of the rendered image?

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