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    Is there a way to SET the Viewport to an Aspect Ratio (16:9)

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    • chippwaltersC Offline
      chippwalters
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      ON A MAC.
      Just interested in knowing if this is possible.
      I know about Advanced Camera Tools, but it doesn't set the display viewport, and the renders are larger.

      IIRC, Podium, about a hundred years ago, used to have some sort of tool that did this. I don't know if it ever made it as an available download.

      Thanks for any thoughts or ideas on this!

      Currently working with Cross-Reality technologies

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        driven
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        there are many ways...
        none of them simple...
        I've written about 8 un-published plugins...

        the easiest to date is called 'View Port Ratio' which aids you in set predefined aspect ratios...

        I've PM'd it to a number of people, and had little or no complaints...the basics...
        I keep changing it, so if you want a copy ask and I'll PM one in return for feed back...

        others who have used it could comment here...

        john

        learn from the mistakes of others, you may not live long enough to make them all yourself...

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        • chippwaltersC Offline
          chippwalters
          last edited by

          @driven said:

          there are many ways...
          none of them simple...
          I've written about 8 un-published plugins...

          the easiest to date is called 'View Port Ratio' which aids you in set predefined aspect ratios...

          I've PM'd it to a number of people, and had little or no complaints...[attachment=0:lbzr0hcy]<!-- ia0 -->vp_resize.gif<!-- ia0 -->[/attachment:lbzr0hcy]
          I keep changing it, so if you want a copy ask and I'll PM one in return for feed back...

          others who have used it could comment here...

          john

          Absolutely PERFECT. Much thanks πŸ˜„

          Currently working with Cross-Reality technologies

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            dtrarch
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            Driven

            Looks like you had this for the Mac.
            A PC version would be loved by everybody. β˜€
            If exist please post and thanks

            dtr

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              driven
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              @dtrarch said:

              ...A PC version would be loved by everybody.

              It works the same on a PC, but IE can make it look a bit rubbish...

              PM me if you want to try it...

              john

              learn from the mistakes of others, you may not live long enough to make them all yourself...

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                slbaumgartner
                last edited by

                @driven said:

                others who have used it could comment here...

                john

                I've not downloaded John's latest version, but I have a previous one and don't know how I could get reliable print setups without it!

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                  dtrarch
                  last edited by

                  John

                  SU 2015 pro
                  Win 7 pro
                  Firefox browser
                  IE is installed v11

                  Dave

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                    driven
                    last edited by

                    @dave
                    is it working now?
                    the buttons look a bit rubbish
                    john

                    learn from the mistakes of others, you may not live long enough to make them all yourself...

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                      dtrarch
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                      John

                      Sorry but settings do nothing but enter the data but I am unable to pull any edges to resize the viewport per your example.
                      Pushing with the cursor (not yours)on the edges causes the side pushed to expand continuously.
                      I must re-set using a saved View.
                      Also I did a plugin clean and remove but no help there either.

                      Hope this is of some help.

                      Dave

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                        dtrarch
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                        Viewport works πŸ‘ πŸ‘ but:
                        Exist viewport window must NOT be full screen.
                        No special cursor used in Windows just std cursor to tug and pull edges and corners.
                        Thanks to Driven for sharing this nifty thingy.

                        dtr

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