Currently, when the user rotates the scene, the volume renderer uses a "fast mode" that produces renderings of low quality. This is typically a good idea, but it does also produce a sequence of images at low qualities when the user captures it. In such a use case (i.e., capture a sequence of images), almost always the user wants all images to have a high quality too.
sgpearse
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2 weeks ago
Currently, when the user rotates the scene, the volume renderer uses a "fast mode" that produces renderings of low quality. This is typically a good idea, but it does also produce a sequence of images at low qualities when the user captures it. In such a use case (i.e., capture a sequence of images), almost always the user wants all images to have a high quality too.