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Marco Quaglia Faccio

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Change Composition Frame Format

PostSat Dec 25, 2021 6:39 am

I create a 1080x1350 composition.
This composition is made with Image Plane, Renderer3D and one 3DCamera.

I will now like to change the view to another format 1920x1080.
Under File -> Preference ->MyComposition -> Frame Format -> i changed the format to 1920x1080.
Save and close the Composition. Then reopen but the view still the old one.
I then delete the Camera and add a new one but nothing changed.
I then changed in the Background Node --> the Image Wight and Hight to 1920x1080 but i still
have the old 1080x1350 frame format.

What I'm doing wrong ?
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thanks
marco
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Marco Quaglia Faccio

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Re: Change Composition Frame Format

PostSat Dec 25, 2021 10:25 am

Solved.

My workaround is the following.
1) In Fusion i select and copy all the nodes.
2) Then i open a text editor
3) in the text editor i paste the node, you will see lines of code
4) i then search for 1350 and manually change those Values
Width = Input { Value = xxxx, },
Height = Input { Value = yyyy, },

If there is a bette way, please let me know.

thanks
marco
Resolve Studio 17 | Fusion Studio 17 | Win 10 Enterprise (64-bit) |
X99-A II | i7-6800K CPU @ 3.40GHz | Memory 32GB
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 | Samsung SSD 970 EVO Plus 500GB | CT240BX500SSD1 | WDC WD30EFRX-68EUZN0
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Glenn Sakatch

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Re: Change Composition Frame Format

PostMon Dec 27, 2021 4:14 pm

When you enter the 3d world, the render 3d drives your final output size.
if your render 3d is set to the original size, that is what it will output.

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