View capture

Rhino for Mac
#1

If I use view capture to save the view the colors come out all wrong. Screen shots work just fine. This works fine on the PC.

#2

Can you please send detailed instructions for repeating this - perhaps attach a sample file where this is happening? I’d like to try to reproduce this on our computers.

#3

It seems like it’s caused by a custom display mode. I tried to export the display mode but the option if greyed out. It’s easy to recreate. I duplicated the rendered display mode and changed the background color to white and turned off the grid. Whenever I try to view capture using this display mode the colors are shifted. Im running rhino 5.0.2 on OSX 10.9.5

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#4

that’s odd… if i try doing what you’ve said, the colors are correct

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i’m on rhino 5.0.2 & osx 10.10.5

#5

Maybe it’s an issue with 10.9. I seem to remember hearing there was a render bug with this version of the OS. unfortunately I can’t get IT to update me to test that theory.

#6

This very well could be a Mavericks/Rhino issue.

@mary, using the file that @okeating posted above, can you reproduce this issue on Mavericks?

#7

@dan Work on 10.9.5. I tried it and I do not think there are problems.

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#8

Guess I’m just unlucky

#9

are you sure the default rendering mode hasn’t been altered prior to you changing the colors and grid?

if you go Rhino-> Preferences-> Display Modes
under ‘Standard’ select Rendered
click the gear icon at the bottom of the panel
click Revert to default values.

then try it again…
same thing?

#10

Fun model!
I am unable to reproduce it here at McNeel with the instructions that were included.
Sorry to say, it is working for me and I have Mavericks, too.
Anything else I may be missing?

  1. Turn grid off.
  2. Change Rendered Display mode to solid white
    background.
  3. Make display mode active.
  4. Use ViewCaptureToFile.

Maybe I forgot some detail…
Thanks for your help.
Sincerely,

Mary Ann Fugier

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#11

So I dug into this a little more. It looks like the bug is tied to the grid settings. If I create a new display mode based on the rendered mode and change the background color to white I get this.

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If i change the grid settings I get this.

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I appreciate you guys taking the time to look into it. Fortunately this is an issue with an easy workaround since I can just take screen shots.