What's the point of including oversized pictures in threads ?
I use a standard 1920x1080 display and I am quite bothered when I find in a thread a picture whose size is over the capacity of the display. Despite the interest the topic may have, oversized pictures make me turn around and disregard the topic. Don't tell me I can scroll the picture, I find this annoying to say the least.
I think that a width of 1600 pixels is enough to show your work with enough detail while preserving storage space and allowing for a smooth scrolling of the thread.
I understand that you are eager to show what you have build (the faster the better !), but take time to edit pictures, cropping them to a reasonable size. The experience of the reader will be improved. If you wish/want to show bigger pictures, either use a link to the full size picture on external storage or (not sure it can be done) add size in picture markup ...
Kelumden (aka Vincent Dumont)
Take care of yourself.
You can scroll the picture.
Or you can click on it and it'll resize.
You could even post a reply in the thread in question telling the poster how to use BBCode to reduce the size of the picture in their original post. Maybe they are not sure how to do so and could do with your help?
How have you been anyway? You don't seem to have posted anything for quite a while. Got any builds underway?
One of the things that happened to me was that my host site changed its default size from one which was an ideal screen size to a far larger one. I've no idea why and I've just about sorted it, not quite but almost.
I do agree however in that it can be frustrating.
Or you can set the width in your image tag like this:
{img width=100}https://www.x.com/image.jpg{/img}
of course with square brackets [] instead of the curved ones {} :)
TomZ
Quote from: zenrat on August 05, 2020, 04:40:53 AM
Or you can click on it and it'll resize.
Thank for the tip. I didn't know it !
Quote from: zenrat on August 05, 2020, 04:40:53 AM
How have you been anyway? You don't seem to have posted anything for quite a while. Got any builds underway?
Sorry to disappoint you but it has been a (very) long time since a build something! Real life has taken its toll and I am not confident enough to try again.
Nonetheless, I enjoy many of the works on display and for the few I don't enjoy, I don't see the point of being negative toward their creators.
Quote from: TomZ on August 05, 2020, 09:39:44 AM
Or you can set the width in your image tag like this:
{img width=100}https://www.x.com/image.jpg{/img}
of course with square brackets [] instead of the curved ones {} :)
TomZ
Just what I was looking for. :thumbsup:
I usually scale my images on the boards using Tom's method (at 1280 pixels), but since I do more 3D rendering in 4k resolution, I also link an image source, using Imgur for my embedded images and DeviantArt as my link repository.
Some forum setups seem to reduce images to the available screen area by default, and then you can get the full size by clicking.
Here, you get them to fit the screen by clicking on them.
I have some pictures on Flickr, and it is relatively simple to pick a size for sharing, there.
Quote from: kelumden on August 07, 2020, 11:54:47 AM
Quote from: zenrat on August 05, 2020, 04:40:53 AM
Or you can click on it and it'll resize.
Thank for the tip. I didn't know it !
Quote from: zenrat on August 05, 2020, 04:40:53 AM
How have you been anyway? You don't seem to have posted anything for quite a while. Got any builds underway?
Sorry to disappoint you but it has been a (very) long time since a build something! Real life has taken its toll and I am not confident enough to try again.
Nonetheless, I enjoy many of the works on display and for the few I don't enjoy, I don't see the point of being negative toward their creators.
Well when you feel up to it this is the perfect place to display them as we tend not to be too judgemental.
Quote from: zenrat on August 08, 2020, 02:31:48 AM
Well when you feel up to it this is the perfect place to display them as we tend not to be too judgemental.
Absolutely :thumbsup:
Quote from: kelumden on August 07, 2020, 11:54:47 AM
I don't see the point of being negative toward their creators.
Totally agree
Quote from: zenrat on August 08, 2020, 02:31:48 AM
... we tend not to be too judgemental.
Mental? Yes. Judgemental? No. ;D
Quote from: NARSES2 on August 08, 2020, 05:53:15 AM
Quote from: zenrat on August 08, 2020, 02:31:48 AM
Well when you feel up to it this is the perfect place to display them ...
Absolutely :thumbsup:
Quote from: kelumden on August 07, 2020, 11:54:47 AM
I don't see the point of being negative toward their creators.
Totally agree
+1 :thumbsup:
I quite agree with both Zenrat, Narses2, and Old Wombat. ;)
'Mental' as ... (quick - wot's really mental?) Monty Python - 'Judgemental' as a matchbox
I know how dodgy my work is, and yet they let me post it here - and they say nice things about it!
Besides, I build to retain my shaky grasp on sanity in this mad world - it's basically escapism. :)
I also defend the Oxford Comma. :)
We are whiffers.
We look past skill deficits (real or perceived), ignore trifling factual errors, treat the laws of physics as guidelines, see beauty where others see Blackburn, paint with the palettes of our imagination, and can't count more rivets than we have fingers and toes.
Quote from: zenrat on August 11, 2020, 03:12:50 AM
We are whiffers.
We look past skill deficits (real or perceived), ignore trifling factual errors, treat the laws of physics as guidelines, see beauty where others see Blackburn, paint with the palettes of our imagination, and can't count more rivets than we have fingers and toes.
A Mission Statement if ever I read one! :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
You can quickly change the screen size using Ctrl+ to zoom in, Ctrl- to zoom out. Keep tapping them until it gets to the size you want. Ctrl0 returns it to the default.
Works for most web browsers. It does the whole screen rather than just the photo, but it's returned in a jiffy with Ctrl0. It was one of those Eureka moments when I found it, I use it all the time and it's handy for checking details on a smaller image.
Quote from: Mossie on August 11, 2020, 04:10:45 AM
You can quickly change the screen size using Ctrl+ to zoom in, Ctrl- to zoom out. Keep tapping them until it gets to the size you want. Ctrl0 returns it to the default.
Works for most web browsers. It does the whole screen rather than just the photo, but it's returned in a jiffy with Ctrl0. It was one of those Eureka moments when I found it, I use it all the time and it's handy for checking details on a smaller image.
Cmd+, Cmd- & Cmd0 on a fruit branded computer.
Quote from: zenrat on August 11, 2020, 04:27:54 AM
Quote from: Mossie on August 11, 2020, 04:10:45 AM
You can quickly change the screen size using Ctrl+ to zoom in, Ctrl- to zoom out. Keep tapping them until it gets to the size you want. Ctrl0 returns it to the default.
Works for most web browsers. It does the whole screen rather than just the photo, but it's returned in a jiffy with Ctrl0. It was one of those Eureka moments when I found it, I use it all the time and it's handy for checking details on a smaller image.
Cmd+, Cmd- & Cmd0 on a fruit branded computer.
(https://www.whatifmodellers.com/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Ftoastytech.com%2Fguis%2Fbananapicture.jpg&hash=5dc715c6c3bc6728ac71046e41fa2e7046160e4e)
That image makes me smile. <_<
I still have my first computer, an Apple Macintosh Classic (System 7), that I called Connor MacClassic (which I dry decal-ed with the name). I use Windows-based PCs now but he was The One. ;)
Quote from: PR19_Kit on August 11, 2020, 03:57:27 AM
Quote from: zenrat on August 11, 2020, 03:12:50 AM
We are whiffers.
We look past skill deficits (real or perceived), ignore trifling factual errors, treat the laws of physics as guidelines, see beauty where others see Blackburn, paint with the palettes of our imagination, and can't count more rivets than we have fingers and toes.
A Mission Statement if ever I read one! :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
Unless you happen to be a citizen of Blackburn of course :angel:
No, well put Fred
Fred may have meant Blackburn Aircraft Ltd of course, many of whose creations were not that high on the 'beautiful' stakes....... ;D ;)
Quote from: zenrat on August 11, 2020, 03:12:50 AM
We are whiffers.
We look past skill deficits (real or perceived), ignore trifling factual errors, treat the laws of physics as guidelines, see beauty where others see Blackburn, paint with the palettes of our imagination, and can't count more rivets than we have fingers and toes.
Whoa! Goin' out on a limb there. :wacko:
But the sentiment is right, I guess. :thumbsup: