I just checked out the Hypersnap page. At first I thought it may be able to pull it off by zooming in on a detail before the capture since it has the ability to Auto-scroll and concurrently captures long web pages and other documents, enabling it to grab more than is visible on the screen. I...
Thanks for your rapid responses. Aside from the non-white background, a high dpi (like the 300 I listed) is absolutely neccessary in order to achieve an acceptable level of detail.
It seems like any output from a drawing is going to yield a white background no matter what format you choose...
I have a white part that I would like to get a good 300dpi shot of it in the shaded format. (Not Shaded With Edges)
I have put the part onto a drawing in a drawing and <Save As...> <*.tif>. I select the <Print Capture> radio button from the TIF Export Options Window so that I can select 300dpi...
Thank you for your replies.
I wanted to post a jpg and part file in order to clarify what I want to do, but could not figure out how to do that. I unfortunately do not have access to web space to place the files and post a link to them.
Imagine a cube viewed from one of the corners. The...
I looked all over the Document Properties and System Options and the Help file for a setting for "outer edges". I couldn't find it. The closest I came was "visible edges" and that merely made EVERY edge thicker instead of just the silhouette edges, which just made it look smudged and less...
Many of you are probably familiar with the hand rendering technique of using a thicker pen on silhouette edges to make a part "pop" from the page. (See this link for some examples: http://pages.cpsc.ucalgary.ca/~brosz/research/sil/ )
I have often wanted a function in Solidworks that would do...
