Hey Florian,
I'd say it's a limitation of your graphics card. Others should correct
me if I'm wrong. In any case, on my computer, I can write a 6400x4800
pixel2 file.
>> PyMOL>png test
>> ScenePNG: wrote 6400x4800 pixel image to file "test.png".
A different question is why I or you would want to do that. Your final
image will have a size of 30 megapixels. There is no camera in the
world that shoots at 30 megapixels, and yet you see digital photographs
more than one square meter big for sale. For a poster you surely don't
need 600dpi resolution. People will look at it from a certain distance,
and thus you should be happy with the same number of pixels as in a
publication-quality figure.
Just my opinion.
Andreas
Florian Haberl wrote:
Hi,
i`ll tried to render something for a poster:
ray 6400,4800
png test
doesn`t work:
Scene-Warning: Maximum OpenGL viewport dimension exceeded. ScenePNG: wrote
4096x3072 pixel image to file "6400.png".
Is this a known limitation or does it depend from the complexity of the
protein/ object which has to be rendered?
Greetings,
Florian
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