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+#N canvas 73 51 832 392 10;
+#X msg 26 26 create \, 1;
+#X msg 39 53 destroy;
+#X obj 340 29 bng 15 250 50 0 empty empty empty 17 7 0 10 -262144 -1
+-1;
+#X obj 151 29 gemhead;
+#X text 256 220 <- the scene you want to save in the given resolution
+;
+#X text 359 29 <- save the scene in the given resolution;
+#X obj 26 77 gemwin;
+#X text 147 283 [snapshotHD] gives the possibility to capture a scene
+in a defined resolution. You can see the proportion of the capture
+in the GEM window with the white rectangle edge.;
+#X obj 151 170 t a b;
+#X obj 151 220 accumrotate;
+#X obj 151 241 teapot;
+#X msg 193 196 1;
+#X obj 151 72 s \$0-gemhead;
+#X obj 151 125 gemreceive \$0-gemhead;
+#X obj 151 145 separator;
+#X text 303 136 <-- a [gemhead] replacement;
+#X text 407 50 1st and 2nd arguments : resolution (here : 3000x2000
+pixels);
+#X obj 151 52 snapshotHD 4000 2000 /tmp/myPic.tif;
+#X text 410 68 3rd argument : TIFF file name (here : /tmp/myPic.tif)
+;
+#X text 152 333 [snapshotHD] uses openGL-framebuffers. thus the maximum
+resolution is limited by your openGL-implementation!;
+#X msg 342 90 symbol /tmp/foo.tif;
+#X text 485 93 <- save as another imagefile.;
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+#X connect 8 1 11 0;
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