How to 3ds max Rendering Rendering an image sequence I'm going to turn that off. And I do recommend that you pay close attention to the state of the alpha channel switch if you're saving out to a PNG, because PNGs have embedded transparency, and it can be very difficult to deal with. If you are going to be dealing with compositing later in your workflow, then you probably don't want to save out a PNG. You probably want to save out to any XR, or a tier for something that supports alpha a little bit better. But anyway, I digress. These are the options we want for a draft quality render, 24-bits, with no alpha. Click okay, and click save, and now we've entered in the file name, it's location, and it's format options. Alright, we've established our render options, and also our file type and location, and we're ready to execute the render. So I'll just click on the big render button, and I set this up to render three seconds per frame, so it shouldn't take very long, maybe about 10 or 15 minutes. We'll let that finish, and then in the following movie we'll take a look at it in the RAM player.
