picture#

class ansys.fluent.core.generated.meshing.tui_251.main_menu.display.set.picture(service, version, mode, path)#

Bases: TUIMenu

Saves a hardcopy file of the active graphics window.

Methods:

__init__(service, version, mode, path)

__init__ method of TUIMenu class.

Classes:

color_mode(service, version, mode, path)

Contains the available color modes.

dpi(service, version, mode, path)

Specifies the resolution in dots per inch for EPS and PostScript files.

driver(service, version, mode, path)

Contains the available hardcopy formats.

invert_background(service, version, mode, path)

Enables/disables the exchange of foreground/background colors for hardcopy files.

invert_normals_for_avz(service, version, ...)

In some cases, images exported to AVZ appear dark and do not match the true colors seen in the graphics window display.

jpeg_hardcopy_quality(service, version, ...)

Controls the size and quality of how JPEG files are saved based on a scale of 0-100, with zero being low quality small files and 100 being high quality larger files.

landscape(service, version, mode, path)

Toggles between landscape or portrait orientation.

preview(service, version, mode, path)

Applies the settings of the color-mode, invert-background, and landscape options to the currently active graphics window to preview the appearance of printed hardcopies.

raytracer_image(service, version, mode, path)

Enable raytracering rendering.

set_standard_resolution(service, version, ...)

Select from pre-defined resolution list.

use_window_resolution(service, version, ...)

Disables/enables the use of the current graphics window resolution when saving an image of the graphics window.

x_resolution(service, version, mode, path)

Sets the width of the raster format images in pixels (0 implies that the hardcopy should use the same resolution as the active graphics window).

y_resolution(service, version, mode, path)

Sets the height of the raster format images in pixels (0 implies that the hardcopy should use the same resolution as the active graphics window).

__init__(service, version, mode, path)#

__init__ method of TUIMenu class.

class dpi(service, version, mode, path)#

Bases: TUIMethod

Specifies the resolution in dots per inch for EPS and PostScript files.

class invert_background(service, version, mode, path)#

Bases: TUIMethod

Enables/disables the exchange of foreground/background colors for hardcopy files.

class invert_normals_for_avz(service, version, mode, path)#

Bases: TUIMethod

In some cases, images exported to AVZ appear dark and do not match the true colors seen in the graphics window display. Enable ‘invert-normals-for-avz’ if you experience this issue.

class jpeg_hardcopy_quality(service, version, mode, path)#

Bases: TUIMethod

Controls the size and quality of how JPEG files are saved based on a scale of 0-100, with zero being low quality small files and 100 being high quality larger files.

class landscape(service, version, mode, path)#

Bases: TUIMethod

Toggles between landscape or portrait orientation.

class preview(service, version, mode, path)#

Bases: TUIMethod

Applies the settings of the color-mode, invert-background, and landscape options to the currently active graphics window to preview the appearance of printed hardcopies.

class raytracer_image(service, version, mode, path)#

Bases: TUIMethod

Enable raytracering rendering.

class set_standard_resolution(service, version, mode, path)#

Bases: TUIMethod

Select from pre-defined resolution list.

class use_window_resolution(service, version, mode, path)#

Bases: TUIMethod

Disables/enables the use of the current graphics window resolution when saving an image of the graphics window. If disabled, the resolution will be as specified for x-resolution and y-resolution.

class x_resolution(service, version, mode, path)#

Bases: TUIMethod

Sets the width of the raster format images in pixels (0 implies that the hardcopy should use the same resolution as the active graphics window).

class y_resolution(service, version, mode, path)#

Bases: TUIMethod

Sets the height of the raster format images in pixels (0 implies that the hardcopy should use the same resolution as the active graphics window).