I would like to ask a question: When rendering, I save my picture in TIFF format. I try to increase the resolution (DPI) of the picture; however, without success. Is there a limit on the maximum output resolution? Is this somehow linked to the Computer Graphic card?
Hi Hisham,The resolution would come from during the rendering settings and the rendering itself, not necessarily after the render has been completed. In that case, I would choose the output resolution beforehand to be a higher resolution and then wait for the solver to finish; then you should get a better result. There is no limit to the output resolution since one option is to “Render Until Satisfactory”, however, it gets to a point where the render resolution gets to a peak. The Computer Graphics Card should at least meet the system requirements for the version of Inventor you are running. The higher quality it is, the quicker you are able to run these renderings. If you would like to change the settings, however, to make it run at a higher resolution, you can go to Application Options > Display > Display Quality > Smoother. You can also go to Application Options > Hardware > Quality and see if these make a difference.Thanks for the question! Brian Mongkolpoonsuk
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I would like to ask a question:
When rendering, I save my picture in TIFF format. I try to increase the resolution (DPI) of the picture; however, without success. Is there a limit on the maximum output resolution? Is this somehow linked to the Computer Graphic card?
Hi Hisham,The resolution would come from during the rendering settings and the rendering itself, not necessarily after the render has been completed. In that case, I would choose the output resolution beforehand to be a higher resolution and then wait for the solver to finish; then you should get a better result. There is no limit to the output resolution since one option is to “Render Until Satisfactory”, however, it gets to a point where the render resolution gets to a peak. The Computer Graphics Card should at least meet the system requirements for the version of Inventor you are running. The higher quality it is, the quicker you are able to run these renderings. If you would like to change the settings, however, to make it run at a higher resolution, you can go to Application Options > Display > Display Quality > Smoother. You can also go to Application Options > Hardware > Quality and see if these make a difference.Thanks for the question!
Brian Mongkolpoonsuk
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