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Rendering Q
This is probably an old question, but I couldn’t find any info in the FAQS so here goes:
How do I render something that’s larger than I can make the stage at my highest desktop res? It seems like there was a rendering program that did something like this back in the day, but I’m not sure if it did and if so I don’t see anything about it on the website anymore. I would like to be able to render a file 1480 by 480 and some others 1600 by 800 for some outdoor Barco displays. The 1480 by 480 I will actually split into two 740 by 480 files, but they are to be displayed on two side by side screens, so I want the emitter movements to seemlessly connect in the middle. Maybe this is the wrong way of going about this. I’ve never tried anything like this before.Any clues?
Thanks,
Chris
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3 Replies
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Using pI3
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There’s a program that installs with pI3 called pIllusionRender that will allow you to render large sized files. Just load the project into it, and if the project is set to the sizes you mentioned, it should render out fine. It’s quite a bit slower than pI’s renders, but it gets the job done.
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The Apprentice Magician’s Guide to particleIllusion
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I have looked and it is not there. It’s not in my program group from the start menu, nor is it in the C:\Program Files\particleIllusion_3 folder. I have the pale green boxed install cd (particleIllusion 3.0 Indows XP Home/XP Pro/2000 Pro etc..) and have explored it entirely and there’s no hint of a rendering program, nor is it mentioned in the instruction manual.
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