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From: BurrMan
I fooled around with it a bit....
Changing the resolution of the created png file didnt change the behavior you are after
Changing the zoom factor seems to control it better
I found a setting of "2.0" to work as you asked
The line:
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vp.zoom(2.0);
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With that said, I have no idea what that means
From: fcwilt
Hey BurrMan,
You provided the solution.
Making sure the image ratio is 5:4 (400 divided by 320) and the image comes out nicely centered.
And Windows (I think it is part of Windows) happens to have a tool which allows adjusting an image to exactly 5:4.
Thanks.
Frederick
From: Michael Gibson
Hi Frederick,
re:
> The great thing is when you pick a part to use, it appears ready to adjust it's orientation
> to whatever surface you need, at whatever point you need it.
That's using the ImportPart command, you can run it by right clicking on File > Import.
- Michael
From: fcwilt
Hi Michael.
Good to know.
Before encountering that feature in the Object Library, I was importing parts and messing around with aligning them using move/rotate which was tedious.
Frederick
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