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= System preferences =

This picture shows the {{Literal|System}} tab in the {{Literal|User Preferences}} editor in Blender. Options are explained below.
[[Image:(Doc_26x_Manual_Preferences_System)_(Screenshot_Full)_(GBV266FN).png|650px|center|link=]]

== General ==
{| {{Css/prettytable}}
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;{{Literal|DPI}}
:Value of the screen resolution which controls the size of Blender's interface fonts and internal icons shown.
:Useful for taking screen shots for book printing and use of high resolution monitors, (such as Retina Display and others) matching the screen DPI with Blender DPI.
:During normal usage, most Blender users might prefer to zoom screen elements pressing {{shortcut|ctrl}} and dragging {{shortcut|mmb}} left and right over a panel to resize its contents,
:or use the {{shortcut|Numpad|+}} and {{Shortcut|Numpad|-}} to zoom in and out the contents.
:Pressing {{shortcut|home}} (Show All) will reset the zooming at the screen/panel focused by the mouse pointer.
: Minimum: '''48''' , Maximum: '''128''' , Default:'''72'''
|-
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;{{Literal|Frame Server Port}}
:TCP/IP port used in conjunction with the IP Address of the machine for frameserver rendering. Used when working with distributed rendering.
:Avoid changing this port value unless it is conflicting with already existing service ports used by your Operating System and/or softwares.
:Always consult your operating system documentation and services or consult your system administrator before changing this value.
: Minimum: '''0''' , Maximum: '''32727''' , Default: '''8080'''
|-
|
;{{Literal|Console Scrollback}}
:The number of lines, buffered in memory of the console window.
:Useful for debugging purposes and command line rendering.
: Minimum: '''32''' , Maximum: '''32768''' , Default:'''256'''
|}

== Sound ==

{| {{Css/prettytable}}
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;{{Literal|Sound}}
:Set the audio output device or no audio support. There are 3 Options:
 
:;{{Literal|None}}
::No Audio support (no audio output, audio strips can be loaded normally)
:;{{Literal|SDL}}
::Uses Simple Direct Media Layer API from [http://www.libsdl.org libsdl.org] to render sounds directly
::to the sound device output. Very useful for sequencer strips editing.
:;{{Literal|OpenAL}}
::Uses OpenAL soft API for Linux and OpenAL from creative Labs for Windows.
::This API provides buffered sound rendering with 3D/spatial support. Useful for the BGE Games.
|-
|
;{{Literal|'Specific sound options'}} (With {{Literal|SDL}} or {{Literal|OpenAL}} enabled)
:
 
:;{{Literal|Channels}}
::Set the audio channel count. Available options are:
::''Stereo'' (Default) , {{Literal|4 Channels}} , {{Literal|5.1 Surround}} , {{Literal|7.1 Surround}}
:;{{Literal|Mixing Buffer}}
::Set the number of samples used by the audio mixing buffer. Available options are:
::{{Literal| 512}} , {{Literal|1024}} , ''2048'' (Default), {{Literal|4096}} , {{Literal|8192}}, {{Literal|16384}}, and {{Literal|32768}}
:;{{Literal|Sample Rate}}
::Set the audio sample rate. Available options are:
::''44.1 Khz'' (Default), {{Literal|48 Khs}} , {{Literal|96 Khz}} and {{Literal|192Khz}}
:;{{Literal|Sample Format}}
::Set the audio sample format. Available options are:
::''32 bit float'' (Default), {{Literal| 8 bit Unsigned}} , {{Literal|16 Bits Signed}} , {{Literal|24 Bits Signed}} , {{Literal|32 Bits Signed}} , {{Literal|32 Bits Float}} and {{Literal|64 Bits Float}}
|}

== Screencast ==
{| {{Css/prettytable}}
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;{{Literal|FPS}}
:Framerate for the recorded screencast to be played back.
:Minimum: '''10''' , Maximum: '''50''' , Default: '''10 '''
;{{Literal|Wait Timer}}
:Time in milliseconds between each frame recorded for screencasts.
:The default value is '''50''' milliseconds. Assuming 1 Second = 1000 milliseconds, a fraction of '''1/50''' is equal to '''20''' frames per second.
:Note that the accuracy of the resulting frames per second for the screencast record will depend on your computer power.
:For more Information about Screencasts, please visit [[Doc:2.6/Manual/Vitals/Screencasts|''Screencasts'']] page.
:Minimum: '''10''' , Maximum: '''1000''' , Default: '''50'''
|}

== Compute Device ==

{| {{Css/prettytable}}
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;{{Literal|The Options here will set the compute device used by the Cycles Render Engine}}
: 
:;{{Literal|None}}
::When set to {{Literal|None}} or the only option is {{Literal|None}}:
::your CPU will be used as a computing device for Cycles Render Engine
 
:;When there are other Options for compute device such as:
:;{{Literal|CUDA}} / {{Literal|OpenCL1}}.
::If the system has a compatible CUDA enabled graphics card and appropriate device drivers installed.
::When one or both of the options are available, the user will be able to choose whether to use CPU or other computing device for Cycles Rendering.
 
{{Literal|OpenCL''1}} is unsupported, please refer to the [[Doc:2.6/Manual/Render/Cycles|Cycles]] Render engine page
|}

== Open GL ==
{| {{Css/prettytable}}
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;{{Literal|Clip Alpha}}
:Clip alpha below this threshold in the 3D viewport.
:Minimum: '''0.000''' (No Clip) , Maximum: '''1.000''' , Default '''0.000''' (No Clip)
|-
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;{{Literal|Mipmaps}}
:Scale textures for 3D view using mipmap filtering. This increases display quality, but uses more memory.
 
;{{Literal|GPU MipMap Generation}}
:Generate MipMaps on the GPU. Offloads the CPU Mimpap generation to the GPU.
 
;{{Literal|16 Bit Float Textures}}
:Enables the use of 16 Bit per component Texture Images (Floating point Images).
|-
|
;{{Literal|Anisotropic Filtering}}
:Set the level of anisotropic filtering. Available Options are:
:{{Literal|Off'' (No Filtering)}} , 2x (Default) , {{Literal|4x}} , {{Literal|8x}} , {{Literal|16x}}
|-
|
;{{Literal|VBOs}}
:Use Vertex Buffer Objects, or vertex arrays if unsupported, for viewport rendering.
:Helps to speed up viewport rendering by allowing vertex array data to be stored in Graphics card memory.
|-
|}

== Window Draw Method ==

{| {{Css/prettytable}}
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;{{Literal|Window Draw Method}}
:Specifies the Window Draw Method used to display Blender Window(s).
 
:;''Automatic'' (Default)
::Automatically set based on graphics card and driver.
 
:;{{Literal|Triple Buffer}}
::Use a third buffer for minimal redraws at the cost of more memory.
::If you have a capable GPU, this is the best and faster method of redraw.
 
:;{{Literal|Overlap}}
::Redraw all overlapping regions. Minimal memory usage, but more redraws.
::Recommended for some graphics cards and drivers combinations.
 
:;{{Literal|Overlap Flip}}
::Redraw all overlapping regions. Minimal memory usage, but more redraws (for graphics drivers that do flipping).
::Recommended for some graphic cards and drivers combinations.
 
:;{{Literal|Full}}
::Do a full redraw each time. Only use for reference, or when all else fails.
::Useful for certain cards with bad to no OpenGL acceleration at all.
|-
|
;{{Literal|Region Overlap}}
:This checkbox will enable Blender to draw regions overlapping the 3D Window.
:It means that the Object Tools and Transform Properties Tab,
:which are opened by using the shortcuts {{Shortcut|t}} and {{Shortcut|n}} will be drawn overlapping the 3D View Window. 

:If you have a capable graphics card and drivers with {{Literal|Triple Buffer}} support,
:clicking the checkbox will enable the overlapping regions to be drawn using the {{Literal|Triple Buffer}} method,
:which will also enable them to be drawn using Alpha, showing the 3D View contents trough the
:Object Tools and Transform Properties Tab.
|}

== Text Draw Options ==
{| {{Css/prettytable}}
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;{{Literal|Text Draw Options}}
:Enable interface text anti-aliasing.
:When disabled, texts are drawn using text straight render (Filling only absolute Pixels).
:Default: Enabled.
|}

== Textures ==

{| {{Css/prettytable}}
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;{{Literal|Limit Size}}
:Limit the maximum resolution for pictures used in textured display to save memory.
:The limit options are specified in a square of pixels, (e.g.: the option 256 means a texture of 256x256 pixels)
:This is useful for game engineers, whereas the texture limit matches paging blocks of the textures in the target graphic card memory .
:Available Options are:
: ''Off'' (No limit - Default) , {{Literal|128}} , {{Literal|256}} , {{Literal|512}} , {{Literal|1024}} , {{Literal|2048}} , {{Literal|4096}} , {{Literal|8192}}.
|-
|
;{{Literal|Time Out}}
:Time since last access of a GL texture in seconds, after which it is freed. Set to 0 to keep textures allocated.
:Minimum: '''0''' , Maximum: '''3600''' , Default: '''120'''
 
;{{Literal|Collection Rate}}
:Number of seconds between each run of the GL texture garbage collector.
:Minimum: '''0''' , Maximum: '''3600''' , Default: '''120'''
|}

== Sequencer/Clip Editor ==
{| {{Css/prettytable}}
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;{{Literal|Prefetch Frames}}
:Number of frames to render ahead during playback.
:Useful when the chosen video codec cannot sustain screen frame rates correctly using direct rendering from the disk to video.
:duting video playbacks or editing operations.
:Minimum: '''0''' , Maximum: '''500''' , Default: '''0''' (No prefecth)
 
;{{Literal|Memory Cache Limit}}
:Upper limit of the sequencer's memory cache (megabytes).
:For optimum clip editor and sequencer performance, high values are recommended.
:Minimum: '''0''' (No cache) , Maximum: '''1024''' (1 Gigabyte) , Default: '''128'''
|}

== Solid OpenGL lights ==
{| {{Css/prettytable}}
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;{{Literal|Solid OpenGL Lights }}
:{{Literal|Solid OpenGL Lights }} are used to light the 3D Window, mostly during {{Literal|Solid view}}. Lighting is constant and position "world" based.
:There are three virtual light sources, also called OpenGL auxiliary lamps, used to illuminate 3D View scenes, which will not display in renders.
 
:The Lamp Icons allows the user to enable or disable OpenGL Lamps.
:At least one of the three auxiliary OpenGL Lamps must remain enabled for the 3D View. The lamps are equal, their difference is their positioning and colors.
:You can control the direction of the lamps, as well as their diffuse and specular colors. Available Options are:
 
:;{{Literal|Direction:}}
::Clicking with {{shortcut|lmb}} in the sphere and dragging the mouse cursor let's the user change the direction of the lamp by rotating the sphere.
::The direction of the lamp will be the same as shown at the sphere surface.
 
:;{{Literal|Diffuse:}}
::This is the constant color of the lamp.
::Clicking on the color widget, opens the color picker mini window and allows the user to change colors using the color picker.
 
:;{{Literal|Specular:}}
::This is the highlight color of the lamp
::Clicking on the color widget, opens the color picker mini window and allows the user to change colors using the color picker.
|}

== Color Picker Type ==
{| {{Css/prettytable}}
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;{{Literal|Color Picker Type}}
:Choose which type of color dialog you prefer - it will show when clicking {{shortcut|lmb}} on any color field.
 
;:There are '''4''' types of color pickers available for Blender:
::{{Literal|Circle}} (Default), {{Literal|Square (HS + V)}} , {{Literal|Square (SV + H)}} and {{Literal|Square (HV + S)}}
 
::The color pickers are detailed at the [[Doc:2.6/Manual/Interface/Buttons_and_Controls|Buttons and Controls]] page.
|-
|}

==Custom Weight Paint Range ==

{| {{Css/prettytable}}
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;{{Literal|Custom Weight Paint Range}}
:{{Literal|Mesh skin weighting}} is used to control how much a bone deforms the mesh of a character.
:To visualize and paint these weights, Blender uses a color ramp (from blue to green, and from yellow to red).
:Enabling the checkbox will enable an alternate map using a ramp starting with an empty range.
:Now you can create your custom map using the common color ramp options.
:For detailed information about how to use color ramps, please, go to the [[Doc:2.6/Manual/Interface/Buttons_and_Controls|Buttons and Controls]] page.
|}

== International Fonts ==

{| {{Css/prettytable}}
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;{{Literal|International Fonts}}
:Blender supports a wide range of languages, enabling this check box will enable Blender to support International Fonts.
:International fonts can be loaded for the User Interface and used instead of Blender default bundled font.
 
:This will also enable options for translating the User Interface through a list of languages and Tips for Blender tools
:which appears whenever the user hovers a mouse over Blender tools.
 
:Blender supports I18N for internationalization, for more information, please, go to the [[Doc:2.6/Manual/Interface/Internationalization|''Internationalization'']] page.
:For more Information on how to load International fonts, please, go to the [[Doc:2.6/Manual/Modeling/Texts/Editing|''Editing Texts'']] page.
|}

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