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Here's the problem:
At some point POV checks to see if you entered The End_Column and End_Row
ini options by checking if they are still set to -1 (which is how they
start). If you did not, then it sets them to the size of the image.
Unfortunately, this is done for the first time after reading the command
line and INI files and before parsing (and reading ini_option). After that
point, POV assumes that you purposely set End_Column and End_Row (which is
an incorrect assumption in this case).
A workaround is to explicitly set the Last_Column and Last_Line options
using ini_option. Example:
global_settings{
ini_option "Width=512"
ini_option "Height=384"
ini_option "End_Column=512"
ini_option "End_Row=384"
}
This will be fixed in the next release.
-Nathan
mr.art <mr.### [at] gci net> wrote...
> Just an observation for WinMegaPOV .2
> When I set the width and height of the
> picture with the ini_option, the display
> window is set to the size that I ask for but
> the rendered image is the size set in the ini
> file. Example: when I set
> global_settings {ini_option "Width=800" ini_option "Height=600"}
> in the scene file and use 160x120 in the ini file,
> I get a large(800x600) display window that has a
> 160x120 sized portion of the total image in it.
>
> Now, if I set +W800 +w600 on the command line
> and select 160x120 from the ini file, I get the
> 800X600 sized image in full. As I would expect.
> Have fun chasing this one down.
> Mr. Art
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