> Rendering to .png output file directly did the trick, but I discovered, that > I one can only render images the same size (or less) as the current mged > graphics window. Anyway thank you!
You should be able to render to any size with the -s option (e.g., “rt -s 2048 -o image.png”). >> Second, any tool that takes a .pix file as input must be told what the width >> and height are as .pix files are “raw” format and include no size >> information in them. This is done with the -w and -n options for width and >> height respectively. Running “brlman pix-png” outside >> mged/archer has documentation detailing those and other options. > > I read about this in the first place and used every conceivable combination > common sense allowed. :-( Can you describe a case you thought should've worked? A basic example outside mged would be like this: rt -w 640 -n 480 -o image.png geometry.g my_object > Thanks for the quick help! :-D Anytime. Cheers! Sean ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ BRL-CAD Developer mailing list brlcad-devel@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/brlcad-devel
