How do I set the render size?

Coding Python Support
#1

I am trying to script up some text to set the render size. I found the basis for this in another script. Does it look correct? It doesn’t seem to be working for me yet…


DATAHASH = {
    'SIZEX': Draw.Create(320),
    'SIZEY': Draw.Create(200)
}   

def CheckCam():
   frame = Blender.Get("curframe")
   if (frame==1):
      cntx.imageSizeX(State[Draw.Create('SizeX')])
      cntx.imageSizeY(State[Draw.Create('SizeY')])
      Scene.getCurrent().setCurrentCamera(Object.Get("Camera01"))
#2

try just:

cntx.imageSizeX(DATAHASH['SIZEX']);
#3

I got it working… thanks for the help. The problem was that I didn’t have cntx defined before. Then I just got rid of the vars for SizeX and SizeY. That’s OK…



import Blender
from Blender import *

## Get scene data
cur = Scene.getCurrent()

## Get the current image render context
cntx = cur.getRenderingContext()  

def CheckCam():
   frame = Blender.Get("curframe")
   if (frame==1):
      Scene.getCurrent().setCurrentCamera(Object.Get("Camera01"))
      cntx.imageSizeX(1000)
      cntx.imageSizeY(1000)

   if (frame==2):
      Scene.getCurrent().setCurrentCamera(Object.Get("Camera02"))
      cntx.imageSizeX(1280)
      cntx.imageSizeY(1024)
#4

BTW, you might be interested in this script. This is the basis for a script which will generate many nice still images of an object plus the necessary images for the quicktime 3d view I believe you are familiar with. I can set 6 cameras at the desired location and point them in all 6 directions. Those cameras will have the proper lens size, 16 if I remember? Then, I can also have 4 or 5 other cameras with 25 or 35mm lenses placed around the model as well.

After I get this all set up and the script is in place, I can simply render an animation that is say 10 frames long. I will produce the 6 necessary images for GoCubic plus 4 or 5 still frames of the model from different angles. This is an awesome ability. I can now model all evening. When I am done, I can simply hit ANIM. When I wake up the next day, I have 10 high res images all named and placed in the proper directory for me. I just have to run GoCubic on some of them to get the 3d mov file.

I no longer have to spend hours rendering and waiting for the files to get created, then saving the jpg and switching cameras and repeating. I used to waste so much time doing this. Now I will be able to kick it all out with the press of one button. Very very cool…

reap

#5

nice. rendering context settings provide nice way for automating.

but it was sooo easy in (pre 2.33) old days: you could save a lot of typing and simply do (this won’t work now):
scn=Blender.Scene.GetCurrent()
scn.frameSettings(1, 250 , myframe)
scn.setWinSize([720,576])

(and use the ‘Anim’ renderbutton)

which was waaay more convenient for quick hacks via blender’s text editor.