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Realistic Display and Rendering??

christopher_owenschristopher_owens Member Posts: 235 ✭✭
Hello! I have a project to model a replica of a concept building of which the customer wants images. I have used SolidWorks PhotoWorks before, and I am just wondering with Onshape(BETA) how could I get close to  "Realistic Display and Rendering"??? Or is there a way to "Export to PNG" ??

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  • 3dcad3dcad Member, OS Professional, Mentor Posts: 2,472 PRO
    edited June 2015 Answer ✓
    Look at program Lightshot, it will replace your screenshot button with much better tool (select area, save to file, comment, etc..)

    And if you don't have windows, you can still use Lightshot installed in your browsers..
    //rami

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  • christopher_owenschristopher_owens Member Posts: 235 ✭✭
    Thanks Christopher!
  • christopher_owenschristopher_owens Member Posts: 235 ✭✭
    "Hamburger menu"... like it! I did the RMB - Save Image on the preview and it worked great! I think for sharing a "rough draft" image of the model with the customer this works great! I did use the PrtScrn - Paste into Paint - Crop - Save method to share images on LinkedIn and a colleague before...this is much faster! Thanks!
  • 3dcad3dcad Member, OS Professional, Mentor Posts: 2,472 PRO
    edited June 2015 Answer ✓
    Look at program Lightshot, it will replace your screenshot button with much better tool (select area, save to file, comment, etc..)

    And if you don't have windows, you can still use Lightshot installed in your browsers..
    //rami
  • christopher_owenschristopher_owens Member Posts: 235 ✭✭
    I did learn by "why not try it Clicking" that I can go through my available printer options and save a PDF to my Google Drive! Keeps the file in the "cloud"!
  • christopher_owenschristopher_owens Member Posts: 235 ✭✭
    Since I use Google Chrome, Lightshot works great!! Thanks!
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