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On 03/16/2015 03:43 PM, clipka wrote:
> Am 16.03.2015 um 19:01 schrieb Leroy:
>
>>> Making the preview exactly reflect the output image in every respect
>>> would be excessively difficult. (As an extreme example, reproducing
>>> jpeg artifacts according to the quality settings chosen would require
>>> to actually generate the jpeg image and then convert it back.
>>> Obviously that can only happen once the image is completely rendered.
>>> The same goes for some dithering options at low bit depths.)
>>
>>> For consistency, it
>>> is therefore the current policy to always preview the render at
>>> maximum quality regardless of the output file format and quality
>>> parameters.
>> So does that means the display option +Dxy have deprecated functions too?
>
> Um... actually, no: In the Windows version they don't have any functions
> at all :P (Don't know about Unix off the top of my hat, but there it
> either does something non-deprecated, or nothing at all either.)
>
> Those options certainly date back to the DOS versions (or even earlier).
>
as far as i can tell the video_mode and palette options have no effect
and produce no warning etc, so they've been removed:
http://wiki.povray.org/content/Reference:Display_Output_Options#Display_Hardware_Settings
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