Another sign that indicates u render too much :)

[archonforest]

Today I wanted to continue my work on a brochure in InDesign. I loaded the document and scrolled to the correct page. There is a picture on that page with a foreign language. With default settings Indd show the linked files in low resolution. Therefor one cannot read the text on it. Now what I did is this. Scrolled to the linked art and waited as I thought it will render the picture to a better quality. Took me a minute till I realized this is not TG but InDesign and it will not render the picture for me   Oopps...

Does something similar happened to you? Wanna share it for fun?

[Upon Infinity]

I'm more like Neo at the end of The Matrix, where he just sees the code that makes up his world.  Instead, I just see the wireframe mesh.

[archonforest]

I'm more like Neo at the end of The Matrix, where he just sees the code that makes up his world.  Instead, I just see the wireframe mesh.

That is usefull when u do 3D 

[PabloMack]

...Scrolled to the linked art and waited as I thought it will render the picture to a better quality.

Did you press Control-R?

[TheBadger]

The mouse. When I move back to TG from Maya I keep trying to nav in TG like I do in Maya, but that does not work. Takes a while to stop... Muscle memory I guess. Same it true in reverse.

[archonforest]

Did you press Control-R?

[archonforest]

Did you press Control-R?

Another funny thing to do is to do typesetting on a PC and then on a MAC and PC again and MAC...

[PabloMack]

I just wanted to know how far you went before realizing your image couldn't be rendered in HD. I think I've done this too. 

[archonforest]

I was looking the monitor for about 30 sec and I realized I am not looking the 3D preview of TG so the picture will stay lo-res... guess blondy moment...