Screenshot in Hypermesh?
Hello,
I want to make a screenshot of my current view on the model in Hypermesh, preferably with a white Background.
So far I found no Information on that online or on the Altair websites. Any ideas?
I would like to make some changes to my model and take one screenshot after another, documenting the changes. So working with Hyperview
instead is not really an option for me.
Greetings
Niclas
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Hi Niclas,
From Preferences menu>select Colors option to change the background color of HyperMesh graphics window.
And for screenshot, from View>Toolbars> and invoke Image Capture option and a panel will be opened for image capture from which you can capture the graphics window screenshot. Please try with these options.
Hi,
Change Startin Directory (working directory)>> Restart HyperMesh to change image location.
Or write yourself a script to save image in any directory /emoticons/default_smile.png' srcset='/emoticons/smile@2x.png 2x' title=':)' width='20' /> My script saves all images in the same directory as HM model (within subdirectory 'img').
Following..
I am also facing same issue. Here's the version I am using.
Altair Home: C:/Program Files/Altair/2017
Updates Information:
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hwDesktop2017
hwDesktopHelp2017
hwSolvers2017
hwSolversHelp2017
sTCompose2017.2
Versions:
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hgtrans.exe: 2017.0.0.24 (Jan 19 2017)
hmobj.dll: 2017.0.0.24 (Jan 19 2017)
hmopengl.exe: 2017.0.0.24 (Jan 19 2017)
hst.exe: 2017.0.0.24.1061572 (Jan 19 2017)
hstbatch.exe: 2017.0.0.24.1061572 (Jan 19 2017)
hstdss.exe: 2017.0.0.24.1061572 (Jan 19 2017)
hvp.exe: 2017.0.0.24 (Jan 19 2017)
hw.exe: 2017.0.0.24 (Jan 19 2017)
hwmbdmodel.dll: 2017.0.0.24 (Jan 19 2017)
hwplot.dll: 2017.0.0.24 (Jan 19 2017)
hwplot3d.dll: 2017.0.0.24 (Jan 19 2017)
hwpost.dll: 2017.0.0.24 (Jan 19 2017)
hwtext.dll: 2017.0.0.24 (Jan 19 2017)
hwvideo.dll: 2017.0.0.24 (Jan 19 2017)
hwx.exe: 2017.0.0.24 (Jan 19 2017)
hx_2017.0_win64.exe: 2017.0.0 (Oct 28 2016)
nusolver.dll: 14.0 (Dec 19 2016)
optistruct_2017.0_win64.exe: 2017.0.0.18 (Dec 19 2016)
templex.exe: 2017.0.0.24 (Jan 19 2017)
Have a look at the command *jpegfilenamed
So just write a simple TCL script to use this command. You can assign to keyboard shortcut (Ctrl+F6 for example).