3D photo rendering
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‎2004-08-14
06:44 AM
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Noemi Balogh
‎2004-08-14
06:44 AM
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‎2004-08-14 04:30 PM
‎2004-08-14
04:30 PM
Check under "PhotoRendering Settings" in the "Partial Rendering" dialog to establish whether you are inadvertently instructing ArchiCAD to render a set range of pixel lines - less than a whole image.
Dwight Atkinson
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‎2004-08-15 03:21 AM
‎2004-08-15
03:21 AM
Dwight:
I check my "Partial Rendering". here is my setting. I set whole image. Could you help me to check where is the mistakes that I made? Thank you so much for your help.
I check my "Partial Rendering". here is my setting. I set whole image. Could you help me to check where is the mistakes that I made? Thank you so much for your help.
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‎2004-08-15 04:08 AM
‎2004-08-15
04:08 AM
I try to render apattern in the library. I work on the pattern in the photoshop and save as jpg file. After I add in the library, the rendering is so bad. Please check the picture below. The image has been cut in half. How to make the image render correct?

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‎2004-08-15 05:43 AM
‎2004-08-15
05:43 AM
This is a good problem.
Close and rebuild the 3D window. It should resize the image. Try a rendering that matches the 3D window exactly since sometimes adjusting the zoom fails to make it through to the rendering stage.
Otherwise I am stumped.
Close and rebuild the 3D window. It should resize the image. Try a rendering that matches the 3D window exactly since sometimes adjusting the zoom fails to make it through to the rendering stage.
Otherwise I am stumped.
Dwight Atkinson
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‎2004-08-15 06:50 AM
‎2004-08-15
06:50 AM
Thank you so much. I was a little freak out to turn off and open few times. Now it finally work.