https://sourceforge.net/p/biosphere3d/wiki/Screenshot/Recent changes to ScreenshotenFri, 19 Jan 2018 12:58:26 -0000https://sourceforge.net/p/biosphere3d/wiki/Screenshot/<div class="markdown_content"><pre>--- v1 +++ v2 @@ -4,7 +4,8 @@ - the **path** where the images shall be written to, camera paths are written into a sub folder named after the path. - a **dialog** can be opened with the arrow in the lower right corner: - **Transparent Surface** and **Transparent Sky**: make the visible parts of the terrain and/or sky transparent in the final image, this is useful for overlays of photos with 3d scene elements. - - **Wire Surface** and **Wire Model**: shows the surface and/or models in wire frame mode + - **Wireframe mode for terrain** provides two modes, **wire surface** draws the real terrain mesh as a wireframe, instead **draw with shader** renders a grid on top of the terrain, with the following options: a RGB-**color**, an **alpha** value, a grid **spacing** in meter and an option "**draw on or inside of grid**" that selects, if the grid itself or its interior should be drawn + - **Wire Model**: show models in wireframe mode - **Export HDR**: the final images are 16-bit EXR-files instead of 8-bit PNGs - **Export Timings**: writes a diagnostic log file with times that show how long the preparation and actual rendering of each frame took in seconds - **Export Depth**: writes for each screenshot an additional depth image that can be used in post processing to separate scene elements by their location in space </pre> </div>Steffen ErnstFri, 19 Jan 2018 12:58:26 -0000https://sourceforge.net355701299a1b0b6e9ba330cc9dc52ae3483486d0https://sourceforge.net/p/biosphere3d/wiki/Screenshot/<div class="markdown_content"><ul> <li>a <strong>camera</strong> button to output a screenshot of the current window</li> <li>a <strong>film reel</strong> to output all the frames of a selected camera path</li> <li>the <strong>width and height</strong> of the images</li> <li>the <strong>path</strong> where the images shall be written to, camera paths are written into a sub folder named after the path.</li> <li>a <strong>dialog</strong> can be opened with the arrow in the lower right corner:<ul> <li><strong>Transparent Surface</strong> and <strong>Transparent Sky</strong>: make the visible parts of the terrain and/or sky transparent in the final image, this is useful for overlays of photos with 3d scene elements.</li> <li><strong>Wire Surface</strong> and <strong>Wire Model</strong>: shows the surface and/or models in wire frame mode</li> <li><strong>Export HDR</strong>: the final images are 16-bit EXR-files instead of 8-bit PNGs</li> <li><strong>Export Timings</strong>: writes a diagnostic log file with times that show how long the preparation and actual rendering of each frame took in seconds</li> <li><strong>Export Depth</strong>: writes for each screenshot an additional depth image that can be used in post processing to separate scene elements by their location in space</li> <li><strong>Export Movie</strong>: the single images of an output camera path are combined into a mp4 movie file</li> <li><strong>Show Compass</strong>: the red compass from the lower right corner stays visible in screenshots as an orientation help</li> <li>under <strong>Panoramas</strong>, the output of multiple images from the current camera location is possible:<ul> <li><strong>Cubemap</strong> outputs the six quadratic faces of a cube (front, back, left, right, top, buttom), where the front face of the cube looks into camera direction</li> <li><strong>Panorama</strong> outputs in a single image the complete 360x180 degree view</li> <li><strong>Custom</strong> allow the input of multiple course and pitch pairs separated by a ‘|’, for each pair a new image is output, e.g. for two images, one facing into camera direction and one facing to the back, one would enter: <code>0,0|180,0</code></li> </ul> </li> </ul> </li> </ul></div>Steffen ErnstFri, 08 Dec 2017 15:13:00 -0000https://sourceforge.net6941cb335b785b141d1d8583500a497dbf7680ef