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Hi, guys. To much time, uhm?
I am having problem to change the resolution of the render. It doesn't matter if ia change de resolution in pixel slot, prin or viewport. My image always will outputting in 446x446 pixels.
Why?
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Permalink Reply by Albert D Hart on
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It sounds like you have not entered your license number and your trial has expired.
Have your purchased nXtRender for AutoCAD?
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Permalink Reply by Wallace Amorim Júnior on
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I see. But i have the same license in my office computer, and ther it is normal.
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