I've been rendering fine for awhile now, but my working view-port and renders have all been orientated as landscape.
A co-worker wants me to render something where the view would be a portrait orientation.
I'm stumped how to do this. I've found "vertical orientation" in the settings but it didn't seem to do it.
Can anyone point me in a direction?
Just type in the size you want here:
This is Landscape, so switch them round for Portrait.
EDIT: My bad, DOH!! you are using Visualize I think. The principle will be the same though.
Hi Andy,
in PV360 Options you can choose 'Custom' image size and deselect 'Fixed aspect ratio'.
Will Visualize follow whatever I setup in Solidworks Viewport? I would guess I'd need to then re-inport the model.
In your Visualize camera you can set the dimensions (just the PV360 setting in SW). Type in what you need and click the OK button. The preview in Visualize will update to your new size instantly.
In Vizualize, you can set the ouput here:
Thanks guys. I was able to reorient with the camera, but the "backplate" did not change with it and there's a stripe ghost of it going horizontally.
How do you make the backplate follow the camera view orientation?
Found it! Use "Fill Background"
In your Visualize camera you can set the dimensions (just the PV360 setting in SW). Type in what you need and click the OK button. The preview in Visualize will update to your new size instantly.