D3PLOT Objects
D3PLOT objects
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D3PLOT items allow you to include output from D3PLOT in your template. There are two different ways of using D3PLOT items. The first (and by far the easiest) is to use the button to create the object. The second is to use an existing D3PLOT command file to create the output from D3PLOT .
If the Image output type is chosen, the
button can be used to crop away parts of the image from the top, bottom,
left and right before showing it. See Image Cropping for more details.
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There are four different options for the type of output generated from D3PLOT .
Playback of animated D3PLOT Items of the and types can be controlled in the same manner as animated Image Items . |
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From version 13.0 of REPORTER it is possible to specify the size or aspect ratio of the image created from D3PLOT . This can be changed in the section. If you want to specify a particular aspect ratio or graphics size you can change this. The available options for are:
- Free size
- Fit object box
- 4:3 aspect ratio
- 16:9 aspect ratio
- 16:10 aspect ratio
- Custom aspect ratio
- Fixed size
The default option from version 17.0 onwards is . With this option, D3PLOT will capture an image using a graphics window with the same aspect ratio as the object's dimensions in REPORTER .
In previous versions of REPORTER , the default option was . With this option, the size of the graphics window is calculated by D3PLOT . The actual size will depend on what resolution the monitor is and what scale factors you have chosen for the user interface. This can cause problems if the template is created on one type of display (e.g. a 16:9 monitor) but played back on a different ratio monito (e.g. a 4:3 ratio monitor) as the image size can change and so the output from REPORTER can look different. To make output consistent you can use the other options:
will make
D3PLOT
create a graphics window that has the same aspect ratio as the object box dragged in
REPORTER
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o and
will make
D3PLOT
create a window with the specified aspect ratio.
or
allow you specify a custom width and height.
will make
D3PLOT
create an image with the specified width and height.
will make
D3PLOT
create the largest image it can with the aspect ratio width:height.
