CompuServe Thread

#Higher Resolutions

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#168508From: JimMay 6, 1995 6:00 AM
I need a high resolution tiff image created from one of the frames of my animation, I have tried several times to render a tif image at a resolution higher than the 800 by 600 resolution set-up during the initial installation of 3DS. Is there a way that I can render an image at a higher resolution than this? I was thinking along the lines of 4000 by 3000. Thank you. Jim
#168526From: Jonas Ruikis [ADESK]May 6, 1995 10:03 AM
Hi Jim, << Is there a way that I can render an image at a higher resolution than this? I was thinking along the lines of 4000 by 3000. >> Sure.. set your render configutation dialog box video display driver selection to NULL and type in the values 4000 x 3000.
#168653From: JimMay 7, 1995 7:46 AM
>>Sure.. set your render configutation dialog box video display driver selection to NULL and type in the values 4000 x 3000. << Boy, that almost sounds too easy! thanks a lot. Jim
#168895From: Mark YankeeMay 8, 1995 5:13 PM
Jim, Jonas' suggestion will work fine. Just don't forget to set the save-last-image to off. Mark
#168953From: JimMay 8, 1995 7:46 PM
>>Jonas' suggestion will work fine. Just don't forget to set the save-last-image to off.<< Thanks Mark Jim
#168646From: David GouldMay 7, 1995 5:08 AM
Select No Display in the Render Dialog Box, then enter your required resolution and aspect ration into the other fields as you need. You won't see the output image on the screen since it will be generated directly to the file you specify. Just be aware, that when generating such large images 4000 x 3000 you'd better have a LOT of memory or you'll be swapping to disk very often. DaviD "Le printemps a Paris" GouID
#168654From: JimMay 7, 1995 7:48 AM
>>You won't see the output image on the screen since it will be generated directly to the file you specify. Just be aware, that when generating such large images 4000 x 3000 you'd better have a LOT of memory or you'll be swapping to disk very often.<< I'm sure that I will be fast asleep when I am generating this kind of image. Thanks. Jim