Subsurface modifier has no “render” option





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I have a subsurface modifier on the character that I am working on. But at some point the "render" option just got ...bugged? (And I don't know when or why this happened) It doesn't look right and does not work for rendering either.



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I can however change it to a multiresolution modifier and subdivide + render it that way.



However I would rather know what's going on here before going forward.










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    I have a subsurface modifier on the character that I am working on. But at some point the "render" option just got ...bugged? (And I don't know when or why this happened) It doesn't look right and does not work for rendering either.



    enter image description here



    I can however change it to a multiresolution modifier and subdivide + render it that way.



    However I would rather know what's going on here before going forward.










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      I have a subsurface modifier on the character that I am working on. But at some point the "render" option just got ...bugged? (And I don't know when or why this happened) It doesn't look right and does not work for rendering either.



      enter image description here



      I can however change it to a multiresolution modifier and subdivide + render it that way.



      However I would rather know what's going on here before going forward.










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      I have a subsurface modifier on the character that I am working on. But at some point the "render" option just got ...bugged? (And I don't know when or why this happened) It doesn't look right and does not work for rendering either.



      enter image description here



      I can however change it to a multiresolution modifier and subdivide + render it that way.



      However I would rather know what's going on here before going forward.







      rendering interface subdivision-surface






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          If you enable "Experimental" features (it looks like you have done that)



          enter image description here



          the subdivision modifier changes a bit and it allows "adaptive" subdivisions. You are not forced to use it though.



          To not use the adaptive feature, just use the "Levels:" slider under it: it works exactly as the "Render:" slider works in the non-experimental version.



          enter image description here



          (you can switch back and forth, the value stays the same)






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          • Yo dude. That was it. Thank you so much lol. :D
            – Shinsakuto
            yesterday










          • Oh man I was so stupid. I got confused by the UI since i was expecting to choose the "render value" where now just was a seemingly empty "render: " . Didn't even realize the "Level Value" belonged to "render: " . I thought it belonged to "adaptive" . Like " adaptive level 2 " .....
            – Shinsakuto
            yesterday










          • @Shinsakuto it's not you: sometimes the interface looks confusing! It's normal to be a bit confused when the interface suddenly changes :) Btw, I have removed your "PS" from the question as artistic feedback are not on-topic on this site. Familiarize yourself with the site and welcome to BSE! :)
            – Nicola Sap
            yesterday











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          If you enable "Experimental" features (it looks like you have done that)



          enter image description here



          the subdivision modifier changes a bit and it allows "adaptive" subdivisions. You are not forced to use it though.



          To not use the adaptive feature, just use the "Levels:" slider under it: it works exactly as the "Render:" slider works in the non-experimental version.



          enter image description here



          (you can switch back and forth, the value stays the same)






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          • Yo dude. That was it. Thank you so much lol. :D
            – Shinsakuto
            yesterday










          • Oh man I was so stupid. I got confused by the UI since i was expecting to choose the "render value" where now just was a seemingly empty "render: " . Didn't even realize the "Level Value" belonged to "render: " . I thought it belonged to "adaptive" . Like " adaptive level 2 " .....
            – Shinsakuto
            yesterday










          • @Shinsakuto it's not you: sometimes the interface looks confusing! It's normal to be a bit confused when the interface suddenly changes :) Btw, I have removed your "PS" from the question as artistic feedback are not on-topic on this site. Familiarize yourself with the site and welcome to BSE! :)
            – Nicola Sap
            yesterday















          up vote
          3
          down vote



          accepted










          If you enable "Experimental" features (it looks like you have done that)



          enter image description here



          the subdivision modifier changes a bit and it allows "adaptive" subdivisions. You are not forced to use it though.



          To not use the adaptive feature, just use the "Levels:" slider under it: it works exactly as the "Render:" slider works in the non-experimental version.



          enter image description here



          (you can switch back and forth, the value stays the same)






          share|improve this answer























          • Yo dude. That was it. Thank you so much lol. :D
            – Shinsakuto
            yesterday










          • Oh man I was so stupid. I got confused by the UI since i was expecting to choose the "render value" where now just was a seemingly empty "render: " . Didn't even realize the "Level Value" belonged to "render: " . I thought it belonged to "adaptive" . Like " adaptive level 2 " .....
            – Shinsakuto
            yesterday










          • @Shinsakuto it's not you: sometimes the interface looks confusing! It's normal to be a bit confused when the interface suddenly changes :) Btw, I have removed your "PS" from the question as artistic feedback are not on-topic on this site. Familiarize yourself with the site and welcome to BSE! :)
            – Nicola Sap
            yesterday













          up vote
          3
          down vote



          accepted







          up vote
          3
          down vote



          accepted






          If you enable "Experimental" features (it looks like you have done that)



          enter image description here



          the subdivision modifier changes a bit and it allows "adaptive" subdivisions. You are not forced to use it though.



          To not use the adaptive feature, just use the "Levels:" slider under it: it works exactly as the "Render:" slider works in the non-experimental version.



          enter image description here



          (you can switch back and forth, the value stays the same)






          share|improve this answer














          If you enable "Experimental" features (it looks like you have done that)



          enter image description here



          the subdivision modifier changes a bit and it allows "adaptive" subdivisions. You are not forced to use it though.



          To not use the adaptive feature, just use the "Levels:" slider under it: it works exactly as the "Render:" slider works in the non-experimental version.



          enter image description here



          (you can switch back and forth, the value stays the same)







          share|improve this answer














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          • Yo dude. That was it. Thank you so much lol. :D
            – Shinsakuto
            yesterday










          • Oh man I was so stupid. I got confused by the UI since i was expecting to choose the "render value" where now just was a seemingly empty "render: " . Didn't even realize the "Level Value" belonged to "render: " . I thought it belonged to "adaptive" . Like " adaptive level 2 " .....
            – Shinsakuto
            yesterday










          • @Shinsakuto it's not you: sometimes the interface looks confusing! It's normal to be a bit confused when the interface suddenly changes :) Btw, I have removed your "PS" from the question as artistic feedback are not on-topic on this site. Familiarize yourself with the site and welcome to BSE! :)
            – Nicola Sap
            yesterday


















          • Yo dude. That was it. Thank you so much lol. :D
            – Shinsakuto
            yesterday










          • Oh man I was so stupid. I got confused by the UI since i was expecting to choose the "render value" where now just was a seemingly empty "render: " . Didn't even realize the "Level Value" belonged to "render: " . I thought it belonged to "adaptive" . Like " adaptive level 2 " .....
            – Shinsakuto
            yesterday










          • @Shinsakuto it's not you: sometimes the interface looks confusing! It's normal to be a bit confused when the interface suddenly changes :) Btw, I have removed your "PS" from the question as artistic feedback are not on-topic on this site. Familiarize yourself with the site and welcome to BSE! :)
            – Nicola Sap
            yesterday
















          Yo dude. That was it. Thank you so much lol. :D
          – Shinsakuto
          yesterday




          Yo dude. That was it. Thank you so much lol. :D
          – Shinsakuto
          yesterday












          Oh man I was so stupid. I got confused by the UI since i was expecting to choose the "render value" where now just was a seemingly empty "render: " . Didn't even realize the "Level Value" belonged to "render: " . I thought it belonged to "adaptive" . Like " adaptive level 2 " .....
          – Shinsakuto
          yesterday




          Oh man I was so stupid. I got confused by the UI since i was expecting to choose the "render value" where now just was a seemingly empty "render: " . Didn't even realize the "Level Value" belonged to "render: " . I thought it belonged to "adaptive" . Like " adaptive level 2 " .....
          – Shinsakuto
          yesterday












          @Shinsakuto it's not you: sometimes the interface looks confusing! It's normal to be a bit confused when the interface suddenly changes :) Btw, I have removed your "PS" from the question as artistic feedback are not on-topic on this site. Familiarize yourself with the site and welcome to BSE! :)
          – Nicola Sap
          yesterday




          @Shinsakuto it's not you: sometimes the interface looks confusing! It's normal to be a bit confused when the interface suddenly changes :) Btw, I have removed your "PS" from the question as artistic feedback are not on-topic on this site. Familiarize yourself with the site and welcome to BSE! :)
          – Nicola Sap
          yesterday










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