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This was reported to me by Katarina Anthony from CERN
"For me, while it works perfectly for the default size, whenever I try to up the size I get very strange exports which are either fully zoomed in or have a lot of black space. Attached are 2 examples. I tried on both Chrome and Firefox to the same result. Any idea what I'm doing wrong?"
I could reproduce this in firefox with my macbook M1 Pro. Safari seems fine.
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The current implementation of screenshots make the assumption that they can be rendered in one go by three.js, that is that they do not exceed the max canvas size. If you exceed it, then the bugs reported here match what people are reporting on the web.
There are 2 things we can do :
in a first step, we can check the max size (maxTextureSize capability of the renderer in three.js) and forbid higher size
in a second step, we can overcome that limitation by
This was reported to me by Katarina Anthony from CERN
"For me, while it works perfectly for the default size, whenever I try to up the size I get very strange exports which are either fully zoomed in or have a lot of black space. Attached are 2 examples. I tried on both Chrome and Firefox to the same result. Any idea what I'm doing wrong?"
I could reproduce this in firefox with my macbook M1 Pro. Safari seems fine.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: