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Compositing and Effects

Crop

The Move Image Back To (0,0) Coordinate option automatically repositions =
the image in the bottom left corner after cropping the bottom or left =
sides. This means that you do not need to combine the Crop operator with =
a Transform3D operator in this situation. If this option is off, a white =
border shows the extent of the image that the node will output.

By default, this option is on for newly created Crop nodes. For nodes =
created in an earlier version of XSI, this option is off to preserve =
backwards-compatibility.=20

Resize

A bug that sometimes caused the output of the Resize node to be off by =
one pixel has been fixed. New Resize nodes will display the correct =
behavior, but old ones will continue to behave as before for =
backwards-compatibility in case you fixed the problem by cropping. To =
get the new behavior in an old scene, simply delete and reapply the =
Resize operator.

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class=3D205544818-06042006>ahhhh. My ears can stop ringing=20
now.</SPAN></FONT></DIV>
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color=3D#000080>&nbsp;</FONT></SPAN>-----Original =
Message-----<BR><B>From:</B>=20
Sylvain Moreau<BR></FONT></FONT></DIV>
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  <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>This is an old known bug,&nbsp; as =
Morten=20
  mentioned it can be worked around with an extra Transform 3D node in =
5.0,=20
  &nbsp;but it looks like it was fixed in v5.1. </FONT></DIV>
  <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2></FONT>&nbsp;</DIV>
  <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>From the doc:</FONT></DIV>
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  <P class=3Dh1Heading1><A name=3DXab470519></A><A =
name=3DRab57140></A><B>Compositing=20
  and Effects</B></P>
  <P class=3Dh2Heading2><A name=3DXab495308></A><B>Crop</B></P>
  <P class=3DboBody>The <SPAN class=3Dbold>Move Image Back To (0,0)=20
  Coordinate</SPAN> option automatically repositions the image in the =
bottom=20
  left corner after cropping the bottom or left sides. This means that =
you do=20
  not need to combine the Crop operator with a Transform3D operator in =
this=20
  situation. If this option is off, a white border shows the extent of =
the image=20
  that the node will output.</P>
  <P class=3DboBody>By default, this option is on for newly created Crop =
nodes.=20
  For nodes created in an earlier version of XSI, this option is off to =
preserve=20
  backwards-compatibility. </P>
  <P class=3Dh2Heading2><A name=3DXab495329></A><B>Resize</B></P>
  <P class=3DboBody>A bug that sometimes caused the output of the Resize =
node to=20
  be off by one pixel has been fixed. New Resize nodes will display the =
correct=20
  behavior, but old ones will continue to behave as before for=20
  backwards-compatibility in case you fixed the problem by cropping. To =
get the=20
  new behavior in an old scene, simply delete and reapply the Resize=20
  operator.</P></DIV>
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