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Any way to render images larger than 4096x4096?
mystman12:
Hello, I'm new here, but I've been using Anim8or for a while now!
I'm curious if there's any way to render an image at a resolution higher than 4096x4096? I'm interested in printing a large poster of one of my renders, and in order to get it at 300 ppi I need a way to render a significantly larger image. Anyone have any advice?
dob:
Hello, Mystman12! I'm quite a fan of your work. It's great to see you here!
Anim8or has a limit of 4096x4096 pixels per picture with a default of 300x300 DPI. This topic discusses it a bit more in-depth: https://www.anim8or.com/smf/index.php?topic=5406.0
Steve has mentioned plans to increase the image render size limit in the future, though. :)
davdud101:
@mystman12 I wonder if you could get away with a similar look in the render by exporting your project into another rendering software? It's a bit roundabout with a little learning curve but you might be able to implement a few more fancy visual effects in the final image, and it would certainly be faster at rendering.
Steve:
Mystman12 I have a build that supports sizes up to 8K by 8K. Is that useful to you?
Anything larger that that starts to either use too much memory or fails in the converion when saving. The OpenGL rendering is also limited by your graphics card's max rendr buffer size.
mystman12:
--- Quote from: Steve on October 09, 2020, 11:51:34 am ---Mystman12 I have a build that supports sizes up to 8K by 8K. Is that useful to you?
Anything larger that that starts to either use too much memory or fails in the converion when saving. The OpenGL rendering is also limited by your graphics card's max rendr buffer size.
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Yes Steve, that would be fantastic! If you could share that I would really appreciate it!
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