Douglas Kojetin wrote:
Building on the two previous posts, is it necessary to use 'viewport'
before executing 'ray'?
this:
ray 2000, 2000
instead of:
viewport 700, 700
ray 2000, 2000
I didn't quite understand your post. The viewport command prior to ray
tracing is just so you have
Building on the two previous posts, is it necessary to use 'viewport'
before executing 'ray'?
this:
ray 2000, 2000
instead of:
viewport 700, 700
ray 2000, 2000
Thanks,
Doug
On Jan 20, 2005, at 10:11 AM, Ezequiel H Panepucci wrote:
- so you should execute the command:
vi
Thanks very much to all who answered, for the detailed and helpful
responses to my questions.
Yvonne
On Thursday 20 January 2005 15:37, yvonne leduc wrote:
> [snip]
> And the reason for all this is ...
> ... is a *.png image created with ray 1000,750 going to be good enough
> for publication standards? Is there much benefit in going higher? what
> causes the limits, if any?
Journals typically d
yvonne leduc wrote:
I would like some confirmation or explanation about the differences I
see, and the way I understand it.
Hello Yvonne,
The command "ray" does not care about the size of your display, it may
even be used in batch mode on a computer that does not have a monitor
attached to it
