Do you have any idea how does it work under the hood? Specially I am interested in after time 2.40.
I know the work of a file compression - similar characters convert into one character.
Do you have any idea how does it work under the hood? Specially I am interested in after time 2.40.
I know the work of a file compression - similar characters convert into one character.
Image Quantity is okay, I can understand it because surface is reduced very much. Image Quality?
Maha Nadarasa wrote:
Image Quantity is okay, I can understand it because surface is reduced very much. Image Quality?
Less triangles = smaller file size. A rectangular prismatic object requires only 12 triangles to represent it. Every other solid requires more, so the file gets bigger. The same reduction in size can be seen by simply turning off the saving of tessellation data from the Document Properties....Image Quality options page.
Also, see TARDIS Parts
Suppress all features/components then rebuild in all configs then save.
Solid Air wrote:
Suppress all features/components then rebuild in all configs then save.
Along the same line...and if I remember correctly, this info is from a post by J. Mather:
For part files, drag rollback bar all the way up and save the file.
At the destination, roll to the end.
I did a test:
Original 903KB
Original Rolled up 758KB
Original zipped 895KB
Original Rolled up & zipped 751KB
Kevin
Maha
First thing, reduce Image Quality in document properties.
Dwight