better quality image
better quality image
(OP)
Hi,
I do a parametic study in ansys and I want to capture images of results after each solution. I use /IMAGE,SAVE,,,...command to do so. When I saw the captured pictures, I realized that the quality is much less than as shown on the sceen. So is there some way to set better quality of captured pictures ? I have only read the manual file for /IMAGE command, but there was no hypertext reference to commands relative to changing quality of the images.
Thanx, and sorry for my english
Lubo
I do a parametic study in ansys and I want to capture images of results after each solution. I use /IMAGE,SAVE,,,...command to do so. When I saw the captured pictures, I realized that the quality is much less than as shown on the sceen. So is there some way to set better quality of captured pictures ? I have only read the manual file for /IMAGE command, but there was no hypertext reference to commands relative to changing quality of the images.
Thanx, and sorry for my english
Lubo





RE: better quality image
Try this command:
/ui,copy,save,png,graph,color,reverse,portrait,yes
-Brian
RE: better quality image
/IMAGE,SAVE,MODEL_B_%_P%_%_R%_UZ_%_T%, where _P,_R,_T are paremetres of nested loops.
RE: better quality image
you can rename a file by using /copy.
Regards
Alex
RE: better quality image
thank you for your advice mihaiupb. just one more thing :
if I have a job named model_b, then /ui,copy,save command create first picture model_b000.png. And when I want to rename I must write
/copy,model_b000,png,,model_b_%_P%_%_R%_UZ_%_T%,png...
,but how to obtain this number "000" to do something like this :
*get,numb,...? and then
/copy,model_b%numb%,png,,model_b_%_P%_%_R%_UZ_%_T%,png
RE: better quality image
Good luck,
-Brian
RE: better quality image
If you don't wand to delete the files aftet copy (although I can't imagine why not), there is no *get,numb, but you should know the number of the file by the number of loops.
Regards,
Alex
RE: better quality image
Hope this helps,
Doug
RE: better quality image
I have not known about /del command before. With /del command and realizing that if I delete file000.png the next file will be file000.png again as mihaiupb suggested fully solved my problem. Thank you very much friends ! The posts of yours were really helpful to me !
Lubo