Configure image resolution

Compress images You can compress images in Active Workspace used for tiles, preview images, thumbnails, breadcrumbs, and so on. This reduces their size without distorting the quality. Following are the prerequisites for configuring image resolution in Active Workspace: Teamcenter Visualization with Mockup and Convert & Print features. Dispatcher Server and Dispatcher Client components under Teamcenter Enterprise Knowledge Foundation are installed using Teamcenter Environment Manager. Image translator installed using the Teamcenter Environment Manager. Procedure Enable the image compression feature using the TC__image_compression_enabled preference in Teamcenter rich client. The default value for this feature is set to false. Configure the resolution values in the TC_image_compression_types preference in Teamcenter rich client. The out-of-the-box (OOTB) values are: 64px::Low 300px::Medium 600px::High You can also define custom values for images, such as 1200px::LARGE or 2800px::EXTRALARGE. These values are for the height of the translated image, and the appropriate width is automatically adjusted by the image translator based on the aspect ratio of the original image. Note The values for image resolution are not case sensitive. To specify the default image to be used for scaling across Active Workspace application, set the value for the AWC_default_image_resolution preference. The default OOTB value is Medium. To customize the image for the Overview tab: In the tc_xrt_Preview tag, specify the value for the default image: Copy

If no image resolution is defined, the system resolves to a high resolution image. If the resolution preference value is Medium, the system resolves to medium resolution. If image resolution is an undefined or invalid resolution type, the system resolves to high resolution. If the image resolution is a custom value as defined in the TC_image_compression_types preference, it resolves to the specified custom resolution value. For example, if you specify 2800px::EXTRALARGE as the image resolution, the image resolves to the custom value EXTRALARGE.