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Virtual Photos are readily available via the Item or Stage from the respective Item or Stage record, or by way of the Renders tab.

Virtual Photos can be accessed via the Renders tab, or the Item record for which the renders were created.

The Renders tab will provide a listing of all render jobs. To preview the renders, click any render job record, then click on any individual render to present a preview panel.

The preview panel allows for previewing all renders for the respective render job.

Similarly, all Render Jobs associated with a given Item are accessible via the View Renderings button above the Preview Panel of an Item.

Once the Virtual Photos are ready to share with the world, Retrieve Virtual Photos for use anywhere!

Virtual Photos of the rendered product can also be viewed within the , accessible via the toggle in the upper right of the Threekit Player. Selecting Attribute Value combinations will present the corresponding render.

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