Use this menu option to adjust the resolution of a model. This means you to disassociate the bitmap resolution from the model resolution.
Note: The
Adjust Model Resolution

button on the
Model toolbar is a shortcut for this menu option.
In pictures, the size of the pixels determines the resolution of the picture. Resolution is the number of pixels per inch (ppi) or centimetre. A picture is created at a specific resolution. You select the resolution based on how you will use the picture in your model. Too low a resolution will cause pixilation, or large pixels that cause a coarse relief, while too high a resolution add to picture's memory requirements without producing a significant increase in its overall finish.
To adjust the resolution of the model:
- Select
Model > Adjust Resolution or click
. The
Adjust Model Resolution dialog is displayed. The resolution of the model is displayed in the
Current Resolution area.
- Drag the slider to set the resolution of the model according to the requirements of your job. Drag the slider to the right to increase the resolution of the model; drag the slider to the left to decrease the resolution. In the
New Resolution area, the new resolution of the model is displayed.
- Click
OK to set the resolution of the model. A message dialog is displayed warning that you cannot undo any adjustment to the model resolution: click
Yes to adjust the model resolution; click
No to keep the current model resolution.