Scale or Aspect? #104502
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manual/addons/render/copy_settings.rst
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Started off, this seemed to be a documentation error, but in fact it (would) touch the coding side, this is probably the add-on error (minor) for naming the field name (possibly). However, this is about the "Copy Render Settings" and about the button:
"Set Scale/Clear Scale"
I think the author is referring to the panel pointed at by the yellow arrow in the image below:
Playing with rendering Aspect ratio: set X = 2.0 and Y = 1 and this is what I've got:
The image size (in terms of resolution) is still 1920 x 1080 but the render aspect ratio of the image is squeezed twice on X axis. The
author of the add-on, however, named it as scale, which could be interpreted as 'Scaling' factor of the image. I think it should be named as the UI field said (Aspect) instead of (Scale)
This is in reference to the "%" setting: