I have realized that the pixel width x height indicated by Rhinoceros to the right of the Viewport (together with other camera parameters such as Perspective, focal length,…) is not 100% visualized on the display: while the height is respected, the width of the display is 18 pixels cropped with respect to the amount of pixels Rhinoceros is indicating.
E.g. when Rhinoceros‘ Perspective viewport indicates: 1434 (width) x 956 (height) (exact 3:2 ratio), if you measure accurately what’s on the screen you find: 1418 (width) x 956 (height) on screen. Not sure if the 18 lost pixels are 9 pixels on each side, 18 pixels on the same side,… But this means the display is not accomplishing with the exact expected aspect ratio defined set in the Viewport.
Hi @Guillermo_Luijk
Measure how? If I screengrab a portion of my screen, paste it into photoshop and crop it to the inside of the grey border, I get the exact pixel dimensions shown in the Viewport tab.
Br, Jakob
PS And same with ViewCaptureToFile
Hi @Jakob_Normand, thanks for your response. Holy s****, I have opened Rhinoceros with the same configuration, and now I cannot reproduce the bug, it’s perfect 1434x956 effective image area.
But I assure you yesterday I had Width=1434, Height=956 in the Viewport text boxes, but the effective gray area only spanned through 1418 pixels. I had to add 16 pixeles to get the required perfect 3:2 aspect ratio. Pity I didn’t keep the screenshots, just the in-frame.
Will come back again in case I can reproduce the bug, probably due to some window (re)sizing.
