4k screenshots ? - Soft8Soft

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2022-10-25 at 11:11 am #56853

NaxosCG
Customer

Hello,
Is there anyway to let user to take a 4K screenshot from the 3D scene ?

I’ve tried “set screen scale” to 3, then use the js script for screenshot (see beloaw), then back to set screen scale to 1, but the png pictures i get are emty.
When i use just the script without set screen scale, i get nice screenshot picture.

script i use :
function runCode(app) {
// add your code here, e.g. console.log(‘Hello, World!’);
app.ExternalInterface.downloadScreenshot = function(image) {
var link = document.createElement(‘a’);
link.setAttribute(‘download’, ‘myImage.png’);
link.setAttribute(‘href’, image);
link.click();
}
}

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2022-10-25 at 11:21 am #56854

kdv
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You should provide a delay after changing the screen scale.

https://v3d.net/a4k

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2022-10-25 at 11:38 am #56857

NaxosCG
Customer

Ok i see, many thanks !
Also i don’t need the js script anymore, good to know

It works well, except that the dynamic shadows are jiggerred, not the meshes. see picture.

If any setting i can use to make it better…

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2022-11-07 at 12:08 pm #57135

Ivan Lyubovnikov
Staff

Hi,

NaxosCG wrote:

It works well, except that the dynamic shadows are jiggerred, not the meshes. see picture.

You can use the get_light_param and set_light_param puzzles to check/change the resolution of the shadow map for a certain light source:

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2022-11-07 at 9:14 pm #57156

NaxosCG
Customer

Many thanks, i’ll give a try.

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2022-11-09 at 7:37 am #57188

NaxosCG
Customer

Hello, i can’t use this solution, as i don’t have any light in my scene, only HDR as IBL.
Any solution in this case ?
Regards?

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2022-11-09 at 7:40 am #57189

kdv
Participant

Seem like you use dynamic AO, right?. In some places it looks not good.

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2022-11-09 at 7:42 am #57190

NaxosCG
Customer

You’re right ! I’ve used AO for this one…
So is there anyway to change AO params within puzzles ?

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2022-11-09 at 7:50 am #57191

kdv
Participant

No. Narrow black AO lines have no AA and look this way. No solution for now except disabling AO.

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2022-11-09 at 7:52 am #57192

NaxosCG
Customer

kdv wrote:

No. Narrow black AO lines have no AA and look this way. No solution for now except disabling AO.

Ok, so i’ll give a try to actual lights. I’ve never used them with Verge3D, as at the very beginning it was not very nice in rendering.
I suppose that nowadays lights are nice and fast.

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2022-11-09 at 8:00 am #57193

kdv
Participant

Every light source generating shadows will add additional tris to render. One light source will double them, two light sources will triple them.

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2022-11-09 at 8:02 am #57194

NaxosCG
Customer

kdv wrote:

Every light source generating shadows will add additional tris to render. One light source will double them, two light sources will triple them.

Mmmh, good to know, as the objects are quite heavy in this project…

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