Closed ksthicke closed 1 year ago
You shouldn't use the command line settings to provide the quality settings but rather the manim.cfg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sFpFlMEu7OY
This video explains manim sv very well.
Hey, Please consider watching the YouTube video KekOnTheWorld linked above. And also, is there a specific reason as to why you're using the CLI args configuration to set the render quality?
It should be noted that CLI args provided in the settings are globally used, this means whenever manim sideview calls for rendering a scene, all arguments set in the CLI settings are always passed through. (this means if you put it as -ql in the CLI args section, that will affect all renders) People often do not want this to happen, but rather just to change the current render resolution--which is done through a manim.cfg file.
I suppose we could transform this into a feature request for accepting quality changes and so on through the CLI args, but I'd like to hear if you have any other reason than the ones I've mentioned above for configuring quality this way!
Ricky.
A solution would also be to switch to using a global manim.cf. It should be noted, that we could also just transform these settings into vscode's builtin settings system (which can also handle local config files provided in .vscode/settings.json).
Thank you for the replies. The configuration file works fine for me. I had simply never used it before for Manim (I'm pretty new to Manim).
The extension does not show the file when I'm not rendering in high quality. In particular, if I render in low quality (with the command line argument -ql in the Manim Sideview settings), then I get the following error:
The extension seems to only want to play the file in the 1080p60 folder, no matter what quality I render as. If I have previously rendered a high quality version, then whenever I run the extension, it only runs the output from that previous high quality render.
This seems to be a new issue in the most recent version of the extension. I am not using a config file for Manim.
Log file: