No problem Shikamaru. I'm sure the shadowing options in the rendering are helping your Jutsu. Say hi to the hokage for us here at KETIV! #renderforkonoha
@@KETIVTechnologies shadowing options are a drag😒... Your message for the hokage, is very well received. Hokage too appreciates and thanks you for the video.
Is there a way to enhance the image quality for printing purposes? Creating a robust large file that can be enlarged with crisp lines would be helpful. I have investigated settings including the save options feature to little effect.
In the past, I usually create images in the size they are to be printed. For example if this is a thumbnail, 1"x72dpi is fine, but poster that is 36"x24", then multiply that times 72 dpi. Some formats like tiff, or gif have options for higher quality like 300 dpi, but again multiply times the size you want it to be without scaling up or down. This can make quite large file. I have passed this around my team so if they have anything to add I'll let you know. KETIV | Nicole Morris
Antonio, it could be a number of things, but it is likely the shadows tab in the lighting style you are using in addition to the reflection plane set up in your assembly.
thanks for share
Great material
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Thank you so much for the video 😀
No problem Shikamaru. I'm sure the shadowing options in the rendering are helping your Jutsu. Say hi to the hokage for us here at KETIV! #renderforkonoha
@@KETIVTechnologies shadowing options are a drag😒...
Your message for the hokage, is very well received. Hokage too appreciates and thanks you for the video.
Is there a way to enhance the image quality for printing purposes? Creating a robust large file that can be enlarged with crisp lines would be helpful. I have investigated settings including the save options feature to little effect.
In the past, I usually create images in the size they are to be printed. For example if this is a thumbnail, 1"x72dpi is fine, but poster that is 36"x24", then multiply that times 72 dpi. Some formats like tiff, or gif have options for higher quality like 300 dpi, but again multiply times the size you want it to be without scaling up or down. This can make quite large file. I have passed this around my team so if they have anything to add I'll let you know. KETIV | Nicole Morris
I lose the shadow on the floor when I use Ray Tracing. Why that happens?
Antonio, it could be a number of things, but it is likely the shadows tab in the lighting style you are using in addition to the reflection plane set up in your assembly.
@@KETIVTechnologies Thank you for your quick response.
can i get the file
Go ahead and email us at questions@ketiv.com for that!