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| 1.0 | Jun 24, 2010 | New Release |
Create 3D models, share them with the world and add them to Google Earth
Read more... Choose to resize by percentage of width and height - Choose to set custom width and height - Maintain aspect ratio - Change Image quality ... will be saved - Parameterised output filenames (width, height, date) - Maintain EXIF/XMP information Effects - Choose ...
... in the ratio of image size (width or height), so radius 0.1 means 10% of image size, there is a box blur, gaussian blur and ...
... further customize the effect. · Variable width · Height set automatically through font selection. · Create new fonts of varying height. · Create new graphic layouts through new color ...
... 3D objects, including primitives, NURBS curves and surfaces, height fields Material options like colours, textures Real-time rendering using OpenGL Export to POV-Ray, a free ray-tracer ...
... users can also customize the image width and height, and Background Generator could output high resolution images larger than 4K. Besides JPG/JPEG image format, the ...
... of your images (fixed value for width and height or by percent), flip or rotate them, rename the file, add a watermark text and also ...
... in the ratio of image size (width or height), so radius 0.1 means 10% of image size, there is a box blur, gaussian blur and ...
... 3D objects, including primitives, NURBS curves and surfaces, height fields Material options like colours, textures Real-time rendering using OpenGL Export to POV-Ray, a free ray-tracer ...
... in the ratio of image size (width or height), so radius 0.1 means 10% of image size, there is a box blur, gaussian blur and ...
... diagonal angle, regardless of the image's width and height. The horizonal watermark is always in the bottom-right corner and occupies 33% of the image's ...
