.. _RenderOverrideNode_en:

Render Override Node
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Overview
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When RenderOverride is activated, basic information (text) is displayed, but for more detailed control, create a ``RenderOverride node`` and set various attributes

.. figure:: ../../_images/outlinerFindNode.png
   :alt: outlinerFindNode

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Create RenderOverride node
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* **Method1**

  1. From Shelf, click on the **NodeEditor** icon to launch the editor

     .. figure:: ../../_images/shelf_editor_icon.png
        :alt: shelf_editor_icon

  2. Click the ``Create RenderOverride Node`` button to create a node

     .. figure:: ../../_images/NodeEditor_create.png
        :alt: NodeEditorCreate

* **Method2**

  * Run the following MEL command

    .. code-block:: c++

       createNode "renderOverride";

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How to verify that a node has been created
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* Confirm that a RenderOverride node (DG node) has been created

  * **Outliner**

    .. figure:: ../../_images/outlinerFindNode.png
       :alt: outlinerFindNode

    * In Outliner, uncheck ``Display > DAG Objects Only`` in the menu

      .. figure:: ../../_images/outlinerMenu.png
         :alt: outlinerMenu

  * **NodeEditor**

    .. figure:: ../../_images/NodeEditorList.png
       :alt: NodeEditorAll

       The created node will appear in the list of nodes in NodeEditor.


.. important::

   * Multiple RenderOverride nodes can be created in a Maya® scene, but only one node ("active node") is applied to the view.
   * The node applied to the view is determined as follows

     1. Check the RenderOverride node, in order of name, to see if the ``Enable`` attribute is checked.
     2. The information for the node whose ``Enable`` attribute was checked first is applied.

        * If none of the nodes have ``Enable`` checked, the default text will be displayed.

   .. sep

   * With NodeEditor, you can limit the number of active nodes to one, since the ``Enable`` attribute will be **off** for all but the selected node.
   * Multiple nodes can be used for different purposes, such as " **for layout** " and " **for Playblast** ".

   .. `(文字のGrammerがバグったので、調整用コメント)

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Presets
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  .. figure:: ../../_images/renderOverrideNode_AEPresets.png
     :alt: AEPresets

  * After creating a node, you can use the **Presets** button in the Attribute Editor to fill in the defined HUD strings, etc.

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Attributes of the RenderOverride node
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Enable
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  .. figure:: ../../_images/attrEnable.png
     :alt: outlinerFindNode

  * If checked **on**, various settings are reflected in the view

    * If the check is **off**, it is disabled
    * If there are multiple RenderOverride nodes in the scene, the first node whose ``Enable`` is **on** will be used, in order of name.

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Other Attributes
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Other attributes can be found on a dedicated page (link below).


・ :ref:`attr_Text_en`
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・ :ref:`attr_Letterbox_en`
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・ :ref:`attr_Grid_en`
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・ :ref:`attr_Foreground_en`
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・ :ref:`attr_Background_en`
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・ :ref:`attr_Action_en`
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