On the Primary panel click Settings to open the settings control panel.
There is also the Settings button on the Start page.
On the General tab, you may set the Renga interface language. Restart application after language changing.
There are following graphics modes available in Renga:
Disable Use hardware graphics acceleration and Smooth edges of lines options if the Renga works slowly or you are experiencing some trouble creating a project.
Disable the Display true line thickness option to increase the accuracy of specifying object snaps in level tabs.
Enable the Display views in raster option to speed up working with views in Drawings.
Graphics modes affect on-screen display only and do not affect printing or export to PDF, DWG/DXF formats.
The following User Interface options are available:
View scale. Scale settings allows you to change the size of text and other elements of the Renga interface. We recommend that you use Auto(100%) scale in Renga.
In Renga you can use any fonts in TTF and OTF formats when creating project documentation. When collaborating and sharing a project with other users, share non-standard fonts with the project. If the specified font is not found on the user's computer, the default font will be used when opening the project
Parameters of the font that will be applied by default:
In the Collaboration tab, you can set the server settings for synchronization and enable automatic synchronization of changes.
By default, synchronization starts using Sync command (F5). To automatically receive and send changes, enable the Automatically sync changes option. For details, see Collaboration.
On the Navigation tab, you may set one of the navigation modes and specify visibility of a model rotation center.
Object Mode. Default mode. This mode allows you to control the object with a keyboard and a mouse.
Camera mode. This mode allows you to control the object with a keyboard and a mouse.
You may also use a 3D mouse in any navigation mode in Renga.
Display settings of the rotation center:
On the License Server tab, you can specify the names or IP addresses of the primary and alternate License Servers if your organization has purchased network licenses. You can also use Automatically detect License Server check if it is located on your local network.
In the Extensions tab you can see all installed Renga extensions developed using the Renga API.
To add in an extension:
To temporarily disable an extension, clear the required extension check box.
Renga must be restarted after activation/deactivation an extension.
On the Export tab, you can select the parameters to export the model to IFC4 format.
To determine the model representation, specify:
Mapping files are JSON files that can be opened in any text editor.
You can edit existing files or select other ones, but the document structure has to remain unchanged. We recommend to create copies of the source file for different export purposes. When creating a copy, set the value of the first entry in the parameter mapping file to export the model from Renga to IFC.
To match the Reference View the following settings are set by default in Renga:
To export the exact geometry to IFC, uncheck Approximate curves with lines and arcs.
To export objects that may contain openings as SweptSolid, uncheck the Export "Body" openings and holes as "Reference" option. If this option is checked the geometric representation of objects with openings includes a openings and holes geometry description when exporting to IFC.
Uncheck the Split objects with layered materials into parts option to not splitting objects.
To export objects without taking into account cutting and the shapes of beam end faces, enable the Export geometric representation without cutting option and disable Approximate curves with lines and arcs, Export "Body" openings and holes as "Reference", and Split objects with layered materials.
Check the valid geometric representations of objects.
For more information about exporting to IFC format, see IFC Export.