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Yeah, I know what you mean Deck! I'm outputting for an LED surface, so everything needs to be pixel accurate - like you say, it wouldn't be something I'd normally notice in day to day c4d use. The physical renderer does look more accurate - I'll have a go playing with the sampling settings, see if I can get it cleaner. Thanks for your suggestions on this :)

It's worth a try, thanks Isleofgough - I'll give it a go when I get back into the studio. But this is just a super simple example to illustrate the point - I don't actually want to make flat planes! I need to be able to create single pixels lines that I can reliably guarantee will appear on the correct pixel coordinates.

Hey Deck! Thanks for your help :) Ah, very clever! I never thought to drag the zoom widget to snap to an edge so it fills the frame perfectly like that - great suggestion, thank you! Unfortunately it still doesn't quite work precisely though - the third plane appears at pixel 401 instead of 400, and the bottom row is at 201 rather than 200. It really should work as you describe though - very confusing! Any other suggestions of what I could try?

Yes, when you purchase it you get the option to download both installers.

Hi! Wondering if anyone could help with this? I've been trying to set up a simple scene and render from C4D pixel perfectly, where a plane that is 200 units, gets rendered at exactly 200 pixels with no antialiasing. In this example, I have a scene set to render at 600 x 400 pixels, with a spline 600 x 400 cm that perfectly fits the camera framing. With antialiasing turned off, my plane renders out at 201 pixels and there's a single pixel space at the top of the frame. With antialiasing set to Best or Geometry, there is no gap on edge of frame but obviously there isn't a clean line now. I've tried using front and parallel cameras, but struggled setting the zoom value to perfectly fit the render size. I know there used to be some xpresso that adjusted camera FOV etc to ensure a plane perfectly fills frame, but I'm struggling finding live links for it? Does anyone have any suggestions on how I can get this working? So that a 200 cm plane renders out at exactly 200 pixels, without anti-aliasing? many thanks! Terry pixelperfect.c4d