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- >J> <sigh> We already have a renderer: why would you want to do
- >J> a screen capture?
- >J>
- >J> *** ** jeric@accessone.com
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- >1) Save time (specially w/multitasking)
- >2) Avoid camera distortions.
- >
- >Gonzalo Garramuno
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- The thing is, actually rendering a flattened output means I automatically
- have a nice, solid white (or whatever color you choose) filled area I can
- begin to work with in a paint program. Say, for example, I need to do
- artwork for all the different panels of a fighter plane. I can simply make
- everything else black and render each panel seperately. A little more work
- up front, but far less compared to sorting out a wireframe screen capture
- with every blasted polygon showing.
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- Andy Hofman
- LumaQuest Productions
- Animation and Dual Raptor 3 Rendering
- andyh@erinet.com
- 513-643-7333
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