By default, the JPEG files that render out of Maya use a %75 quality setting.
There is a way to increase the quality.
You will need to add an environment variable to your Maya.env file.
AW_JPEG_Q_FACTOR = 100;
Where 100 is the quality percentage.
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How does one edit a .env file in OS X? The icon is suggestion it's an Adobe Illustrator Dictionary file(?) and it's Zero KB in size.
Posted by: Steve Talkowski | 17/04/2009 at 12:46 AM
The Maya.env file is a simple text file, that is created by Maya if you launch Maya and it does not exist yet. You should be able to open it with TextEdit. If it TextEdit doesn't let you open it, Crtl click on the Maya.env icon select open with and choose TextEdit.app.
Posted by: Michiel Duvekot | 17/04/2009 at 01:22 AM
Thanks Mike, that did the trick!
Posted by: Steve Talkowski | 18/04/2009 at 01:18 AM