Surface Analysis > Capture Viewport to File
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Saves an image of the current viewport with borders and viewport titles as a bitmap file.
Steps:
Choose the location, file type, and name for the bitmap file.
BMP, TGA, JPG, PCX, or PNG formats are supported.
Screen captures are useful if you are creating illustrations for documentation. With Rhino you can capture the current viewport to the Windows Clipboard, to a file with a color depth to match your current settings, or as a 256-color image.
You can save the bitmap in BMP, TGA, JPG, PCX, or PNG formats.
If you set a shortcut to a function key such as F3, you can press one button to capture your viewport to a file or the clipboard.
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Surface Analysis > Capture Viewport to File
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Saves an image of the current viewport with borders and viewport titles to the Windows Clipboard.
The active viewport is captured to the Clipboard as a bitmap. You can paste this image into a paint program for further editing, or another program that accepts bitmap images.
If you want to save the bitmap to a file, use the ScreenCaptureToFile command.
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Surface Analysis > Capture Viewport to Clipboard (Right click)
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Saves an image of the current view to a file.
The hyphenated version adds command line options.
Width
Height
DrawGrid
DrawWorldAxes
DrawCPlaneAxes
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Shade > Capture Viewport to File
Layout > Capture > To File |
Saves an image of the current view to the Windows Clipboard.
The hyphenated version adds command line options.
Width
Height
DrawGrid
DrawWorldAxes
DrawCPlaneAxes
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Shade > Capture Viewport to Clipboard (Right click)
Layout > Capture > To Clipboard |
