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Operating system: win 10 pro, 10.0.19042
Graphics card: GTX 750ti, Nvidia driver: 466.11

Blender Version: 2.92.0, Render Engine: Cycles, Device: GPU Compute, Feature Set: Supported

Activating "Crop to Render Region" crops pixels in width of the rendered Picture. For example: 800*450 becomes to 798*450 and 1280*720 becomes to 1277*720.

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Alexander Berg (Alexander_Berg) created this task.Apr 23 2021, 2:23 PM
Alaska (Alaska) changed the task status from Needs Triage to Needs Information from User.Apr 24 2021, 1:44 AM
Alaska (Alaska) added a subscriber: Alaska (Alaska).

I'm personally unable to reproduce this issue in Blender 2.92.0 on Linux.

It is most likely that you have set a render region slightly smaller than the render size and as a result this issue is occurring. Are you able to do one of these things:

  1. Go to camera view (in the top of the 3D viewport select View -> Cameras -> Active Camera) and clear the render region by selecting from the top of the 3D viewport View -> View Regions -> Clear Render Region then re-enable it by turning on Render regeion in the properties panel (it's the option right above the Crop to Render Region option)
  2. Upload a .blend file we can take a look at where this issue occurs?
Alexander Berg (Alexander_Berg) added a comment.Apr 24 2021, 8:25 AM

Hello Alaska,

good morning. I made this steps and now it works and save it for you to a newer file. Rar-file includes the 800-version and the 798-version, render results and textures: https://blog.berg-kommunikation.de/800_798.rar and two render results of 1280 and 1277: https://blog.berg-kommunikation.de/1280_1277.rar

Alaska (Alaska) closed this task as Resolved.Apr 24 2021, 9:09 AM
Alaska (Alaska) claimed this task.

Marking the report as resolved. As @Alexander Berg (Alexander_Berg) has pointed out, doing the steps listed above (resetting the render region) fixed this issue. And looking at the file, the cause was that the render region was slightly smaller than the camera viewport.

Alexander Berg (Alexander_Berg) added a comment.Apr 24 2021, 10:07 AM

Mh. I think, its only laminated with the steps, cause the resolution shows 800 by 450 pixels and renders only 798 by 450 pixels. There is a difference. I deactivated "Crop to render region" and it renders 800 by 450 pixels.