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# Display

Subdivision levels for viewport, playback and render, plus per-part visibility.

The **Display** section controls how smooth and how visible each part of the rig is. Smoother parts look better but are slower to animate, so the rig lets you choose a different level for each situation.

## Subdivision Surface

Each part has a **Viewport** level and a **Render** level from 0 to 4. The add-on applies the level to the Subdivision Surface modifier of every object that belongs to that part.

| Part                | Viewport (default) | Render (default) |
| ------------------- | ------------------ | ---------------- |
| Head                | 1                  | 3                |
| Body                | 1                  | 2                |
| Left Arm, Right Arm | 1                  | 2                |
| Left Leg, Right Leg | 1                  | 2                |
| Eyebrows            | 1                  | 2                |
| Eyes                | 2                  | 3                |
| Tongue              | 2                  | 4                |

## Playback Subdivision

Each part also has a **Playback** level, from 0 to 4, **0** by default. Use it to keep the viewport fast while the animation plays.

**Auto Playback Subdivision** is **off** by default. When it is on, the rig automatically switches to the Playback levels while the animation plays and restores the Viewport levels when it stops.

## Viewport Visibility

Six toggles, all **on** by default, show or hide the **Head**, **Body**, **Left Arm**, **Right Arm**, **Left Leg** and **Right Leg** in the viewport.

## Simplify

The **Simplify** group shows Blender's own scene Simplify settings: **Enable Simplify**, and **Max Subdivision** for **Viewport** and **Render**. These belong to the scene, not to the rig, so they affect every object.


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