I just downloaded DAZ and have been blindly playing around with it. . .finally got what I thought to be a somewhat decent picture (althought I still have no idea how to put things together) and the picture came out to be WAY tooooooo small . . . HOW do you re-size your picture? I am used to PSP where you just click on RESIZE and you punch in what size you want it to be. . .800X600 . . or 100X200. . .PLEASE HELP! Any (simple instructions) will be VERY helpful)

Er, you are reading the manual, right? Go to Render->Render Settings and all will be revealed.

Yes... well... I'm in a similar position to Jalayla as I too would like to change the size of the render. I went to Render settings and clicked on everything I could see that might have even the remotest relation to changing the pic size... nothing worked. So, what's the clue?

See pic above, I can't get the 790 to change.

Clicking on the "presets" button changes the right hand number but nothing seems to affect the left hand number, that 790 - but it must be possible as yours is 1600 - how do you do that? Wait a minute, perhaps it's "Render Style" I don't think I've tried that yet, hang on.... No, that's not it... Wait! "Widescreen" lets you access that left hand number... I'm going to try all the others again...

Message edited on: 12/03/2005 07:09

Yup, suddenly they all let me change the number all but active viewport, but I've only just tried that, so windows must have been hung up on something when I tried this before, I am on a big render in Bryce gobbles the working memory. Sorry, please ignore waffle in message #5 above...

Fran, click in the numeric field on the left, the one that says 790. It's a typical Windows dialogue. Click in that and hit backspace and/or delete until it's empty. Type in the number you want. Depending on the aspect ratio, you'll be able to alter the render size.

You must render to a new window or a file to get a larger image - if you render to the Active Viewport the size is limited to that of the viewport.

Also, if you use the drop down box, you can choose "Custom", then UNCHECK the "Constrain Proportions" box. Once you've chosen Render To: "New Window", your render will be that size. In order to save the render, you have to choose File>Save Last Render.... from the Menu bar. If you use any of "Save" or "Save As" options, the only image that's saved is a 91x91 thumbnail.

Thanks, I think I'm sorted now. I think it was just a windows hang up that was disabling things. No doubt I'll have other questions for other things though...