#Resolution
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Dear all,
I am using 3DS3 at college.
They don't actually provide us with any manuals. The book Inside 3D Studio
didn't seem to mention it either, and that is how to render a tga file at a
higher resolution than 640×400 for printing out on a bubble jet and then
enlarging.
Thanks
Dom
When you're about to render, go to render/configure, and either click on one of
the resolution boxes in that screen (if one of them is the resolution you
desire), or enter the resolution in the two boxes for custom resolutions, which
can be up to 9,999 x 9,999 pixesl (apparently).
Once your file is rendered, you can print any number of ways. I use Windows
(ugh) with PaintShop Pro (yay!!) for setting up the page, brightness & contrast
etc to print to my Canon BJC-600 colour bubble-jet. The bigger the file the
longer it takes, but it's quite reliable.
In addition to not providing any manuals, it sounds like they didn't provide
you with licensed code. What college are you going to?
– G
Dom:
>> The book Inside 3D Studio didn't seem to mention it either, and that is
>> how to render a tga file at a higher resolution than 640×400 for printing
>> out on a bubble jet and then enlarging.
As the person who wrote that portion of the "Inside 3D Studio" book, I highly
recommend that you refer to page 40 for rendering to a NULL device when your
final output will be higher than your display! <bg>
Greg Pyros