Once rendered or calculated, you can finalize the production guide:
Use File > Export > Image to save rendered views of specific cabinet cuts for assembly manuals.
: Insert individual spotlights underneath overhead cabinets or inside niches to emphasize workspace areas. Promob Plus 2015 render cut
Insert the cabinetry modules. Adjust heights, widths, and depths based on real-world space constraints.
: This is usually caused by the camera's target line. If objects are outside the visible range of the red line in the 3D environment, they will appear "cut open". Adjusting the Dynamic View settings can fix this visual clipping. Once rendered or calculated, you can finalize the
💡 If your renders look dark, try adding 4 points of light at a height of 1.20m from the floor with an intensity of ~0.2. If you'd like, let me know:
: Use the arrows to move the plane through your furniture. As the plane moves, it "clips" away the parts of the model it passes through, revealing the interior structure. Configure for Render Ensure the cut is clean by adjusting the plane's rotation. Properties Adjust heights, widths, and depths based on real-world
Turn down the shadow intensity slightly for these internal helper lights to prevent harsh, confusing geometric shadows on the back panels.
: The software computes nesting patterns to position components across the fewest number of sheets possible. This reduces material waste and lowers overall production costs.
: For quick tests, use Normal quality. For final client presentations, use High to ensure lighting and shadows realistically highlight the cabinet construction. How to Start Rendering
Even experienced designers run into visual glitches. Here is how to fix the most common rendering errors in Promob 2015: The "Flickering" or Bleeding Edges