Require movie canvas dimensions in integer pixels when using modifiers +c|i #8297
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If plot dimensions are given in pixels instead of cm, inches etc then use +c|i to indicate that units the dpu is in since actual plot dimensions is then the pixel dimensions divided by the dpu which gives either cm or inches.
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Do you any script to test it? |
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Not a new one but my movie in the paper now uses this and it works. |
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If plot dimensions are given in pixels instead of cm, inches etc then use +c|i to indicate that units the dpu is in since actual plot dimensions is then the pixel dimensions divided by the dpu which gives either cm or inches. This feature was implemented to avoid having to write painful things like
-C16.5517241379cx6.03448275862cx116Much cleaner to allow
-C1920x700x116+cThis is helpful when it is simpler to specify the dimensions in integers but we will need to relate those via the dpc to physical dimensions (here 16.5517241379c).