[rchampag]

This just started happening after a clean install of Maxwell. I am running a legit full
educational license with Rhino 5 and have always been able to output any size image. Now, all of my
final written images are being capped in the 2000px x 1200px ish range, even when i have
the output resolution in Rhino set to 5000 x 2000 ish. What is going on? I cannot find
answers to this anywhere....Please help, I have a final due in 2 weeks!

[Bubbaloo]

Is the educational license restricting resolution?

[rchampag]

Come to find out.....yes, it is. When I purchased the educational version, that was NOT something
that was readily made available to me, so I am a bit miffed about that fact that as a student, with NO
money, that I tried to do the right thing and pay as much as I could for a service, when I could have
just hacked the program to begin with. Now I am $200 out on a licence that doesnt do much good
for larger architectural renderings....lesson learned, switch to V-Ray for students, no restrictions!
Maxwell needs to get on the band wagon!

[JDHill]

Not taking issue with your opinions, but I feel it needs to be said that the resolution restriction (i.e. "Maximum image resolution Full HD (1920x1080)") is stated clearly and prominently, as no less than the second bullet-point on the main page for the Learning Edition. Just in case someone should read your post and be led to believe that this information is somehow being hidden.

[rchampag]

Fair enough....I did make the purchase last year before the website was updated. I just dont recall that
being something that stood out. Regardless of my mis-step, could Next Limit please consider catering
to students who really need to be rendering large images? Consider the competition....V-Ray, 3D Studio, Artlantis,
not to mention that students everywhere hack this stuff left and right, so why not pre-empt that and give a good
deal that is fully functional without the risk of the hack?

[JDHill]

I'm on the development side, but I know the management/marketing people also read these forums, so I don't doubt they will read and consider what you say.