Quality

Where it is

Quality, at the foot of the list

What you can do

• Draft (512): about 35 seconds a photo once the engine is running. Good for checking a photo works.
• Standard (1024): about 3 minutes. A finer shape and sharper textures. This is the default.
• High (1536): the finest, and it needs the most video memory. It works on 16 GB NVIDIA cards; on a Radeon it needs 20 GB or more.
• The quality applies to photos added after you change it. Models already made, or being made, keep theirs.
• Changing quality reloads the engine, so pick one and then add a batch of photos.
• Times are for a 16 GB RTX 5060 Ti. A Radeon RX 9060 XT takes about a minute and a half for Draft and three minutes for Standard.

In this film

1. 0:03Pick the quality before you add photosIt applies to photos added after the change
2. 0:06Standard is the defaultA finer shape and sharper textures; about three minutes
3. 0:10High is the finest, and needs the most video memoryThe more detailed the object, the more it needs
4. 0:13Draft is the quick oneGood for checking a photo works, and the lightest on memory
5. 0:17A Draft model, start to finish
6. 0:38About a minute from cold, engine start includedLater photos skip the start and take about half that
7. 0:42Changing quality reloads the engineSo pick one, then add a batch of photos