Q: Changing preview size

Started by Sp34k, August 19, 2009, 01:42:23 PM

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Sp34k

Hey folks

I'm about to make a picture with a specific size (875x150) - but when I make a "new" document the preview is too large.. How can I edit it so it fit my need?
I've been trying and trying to figure out how to change it but without sucess, so I hope some of you guys could share some knowledge:)

- Mike
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cyphyr

Just click on the bar between the preview window and the node network window and move it slightly, the preview should update to the proportions of your image :)
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Sp34k

Hallo Richard

Thank you so much for sharing this.. I have been fighting with it for 2 days now haha.. I thought I did everything possible to change the size of it..
Thanks once again:)
- Mike
Learning history and science, wait,
Knowing that, will that put food on my plate?
Yeah, can I walk into McDonald's, into the counter,
And tell them you can make limestone from gunpowder,
Will they give me a cheeseburger if I know that shit?

Henry Blewer

I've been using T2 for a long time. I only found out about this when a doorbell rang. It startled me and I licked onto the bar, which resized the preview. :-[
I wish some of the other things could come to me so accidentally.
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jo

Hi,

Obviously I need to add something to the splitter bars to make them more obviously splitter bars!

Regards,

Jo

Matt

#5
Jo, maybe Richard is talking about the bug where the aspect ratio doesn't update automatically until you resize the view?

Matt
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Henry Blewer

The preview resizes on my version. It does not resize on the left top, where the 'easy' node tree sits.
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jo

Hi Matt,

Quote from: Matt on August 20, 2009, 07:03:04 AM
Jo, maybe Richard is talking about the bug where the aspect ratio doesn't update automatically until you resize the view?

Maybe Richard is but I'm not clear on everyone else :-). I'll have look at the aspect ratio thing.

Regards,

Jo

Dune

What I do to have an updated aspect ratio in the preview window, is save and reopen.

jo

Hi Dune,

Quote from: Dune on August 21, 2009, 02:44:20 AM
What I do to have an updated aspect ratio in the preview window, is save and reopen.

As others have mentioned, all you need to is twitch the splitter bar dividing the 3D Preview and network view. You could also resize the window or close then reopen or maximise/minimise the 3D Preview. Hopefully that will save you some time!

I've fixed the problem with the aspect ratio not updating for the next release.

Regards,

Jo

cyphyr

Yeah I was talking about the aspect ratio, I always assumed it was down to my older graphic card/drivers.
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Dune

Thanks, Jo. That saves time indeed if loading stuff.

dandelO

You can also hit 'reset' to fix it without closing and reopening the preview...

Cyber-Angel

Would it it be technically possible (Aspect Ratio issues aside) too have the preview window automatically re-size upon resolution change so that having too do so manually is not required? This is the behavior that you'd expect too happen and would save many headaches for users, some thing too think about for inclusion in future!  ;D

Regards to you.

Cyber-Angel     

jo

Hi,

Quote from: Cyber-Angel on August 21, 2009, 09:43:39 PM
Would it it be technically possible (Aspect Ratio issues aside) too have the preview window automatically re-size upon resolution change so that having too do so manually is not required? This is the behavior that you'd expect too happen and would save many headaches for users, some thing too think about for inclusion in future!  ;D

I'm not sure what you mean.

Regards,

Jo