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"Turk" <alan@stira.ie> wrote inWhats
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the best (and free'est) way to get a good rendering of an inventor model. I
know about the Save as BMP but they come out very
jagged.
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"Brian R. Iwaskewycz" <
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If you Save Copy As, select BMP, then click on Options, you can specify
the resolution. By default, it's 0x0, which really just means that the
bitmapped image will be created at the same resolution as your graphics
window. Be forewarned, though - a high resolution BMP file (especially
at 32bpp) can be VERY large. You can always compress it into a much
smaller JPG afterwards, however.
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"Turk" <alan@stira.ie> wroteWhats
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the best (and free'est) way to get a good rendering of an inventor model. I
know about the Save as BMP but they come out very
jagged.
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Mr Bliss and Mr Keller have created a snappy
little routine to save image to a jpeg...
href="http://www.cbliss.com/inventor/iCode/index.htm">http://www.cbliss.com/inventor/iCode/index....
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"Brian R. Iwaskewycz" <
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If you Save Copy As, select BMP, then click on Options, you can specify
the resolution. By default, it's 0x0, which really just means that the
bitmapped image will be created at the same resolution as your graphics
window. Be forewarned, though - a high resolution BMP file (especially
at 32bpp) can be VERY large. You can always compress it into a much
smaller JPG afterwards, however.
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"Turk" <alan@stira.ie> wroteWhats
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the best (and free'est) way to get a good rendering of an inventor model.
I know about the Save as BMP but they come out very
jagged.
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"Turk" <alan@stira.ie> wrote inWhats
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the best (and free'est) way to get a good rendering of an inventor model. I
know about the Save as BMP but they come out very
jagged.