Rob: Quick render, uses the same settings as the normal rendering, but doesn't bring up the render window. So once you have set your preferences, just hit the quick render button. I know the name implies it does something else, but that's it :) Well spotted on the window dragging thing!
Caff: Neato! Bring it on!
Koriolis: Strange, my PC is almost the same as yours. Only I'm running Win2000 and have another motherboard. You're not running dual monitor, or some other not so normal stuff? What scene were you trying to render? When it is preparing the lightmaps on complex scenes, it may seem to do nothing for a while. Could that be it?
Arbitrage: I'm sorry but this won't be included anytime soon. But you could write a function to save your level as B3D relatively easily. There might even be some ready made stuff in the Code Archives.
Caff: Neato! Bring it on!
Koriolis: Strange, my PC is almost the same as yours. Only I'm running Win2000 and have another motherboard. You're not running dual monitor, or some other not so normal stuff? What scene were you trying to render? When it is preparing the lightmaps on complex scenes, it may seem to do nothing for a while. Could that be it?
Arbitrage: I'm sorry but this won't be included anytime soon. But you could write a function to save your level as B3D relatively easily. There might even be some ready made stuff in the Code Archives.