Manim png rendered is cropped

Question

I'm trying to plot a table from numbers upto 100, but when the png is rendered (because there's still no animation), the image is cropped and I don't know if it's necesary to do some zoom out to the scene or what. I tried with the flag -r but it only changes the size of the image, it still looks cropped.

from manim import *

class DrawTable(Scene):
   def construct(self):
       N = 100
       ROWS, COLS = 10, 10

       vals = np.arange(1,N+1).reshape(ROWS,COLS)
       table = IntegerTable(
           vals,
           include_outer_lines=True
       )

       self.add(table)    

        

And the png:

Answer 1

You can use .scale(value) to manually rescale it.

table = table.scale(0.5)

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If you use print( dir(table) ) then you can see all functions avaliable for table and there is .scale() but also .scale_to_fit_width(width) and .scale_to_fit_height(height) which you can use with config.frame_width, config.frame_height. But you have to choose which one to use. For some (table and screen) sizes you will need fit_width and for others fit_height.

table = table.scale_to_fit_width(config.frame_width)

table = table.scale_to_fit_height(config.frame_height)

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You can also calculate scale between table.width and config.frame_width, and scale between table.height and config.frame_height, and use min() or max() to choose correct scale. But again for some (table and screen) sizes you will need min() and for others `max().

scale_x = config.frame_width/table.width
scale_y = config.frame_height/table.height

scale = min([scale_x, scale_y])

table = table.scale(scale)

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Full code for tests.

Tested with Manim Community 0.12.0
Not tested with Original Manim create by 3Blue1Brown

from manim import *

class DrawTable(Scene):

    def construct(self):
    
        #print(config)
        
        N = 100
        ROWS, COLS = 10, 10

        vals = np.arange(1,N+1).reshape(ROWS,COLS)
       
        table = IntegerTable(
            vals,
            include_outer_lines=True
        )

        print("\n".join(dir(table)))  # display all functions 

        # --- manually ---

        #table = table.scale(0.5)

        # --- fit ---

        #print(config.frame_width, config.frame_height)
        
        #table = table.scale_to_fit_width(config.frame_width)
        #table = table.scale_to_fit_height(config.frame_height)
        
        # --- calculate scale ---
        
        print(table.width, table.height)
        
        scale_x = config.frame_width/table.width
        scale_y = config.frame_height/table.height
        scale = min([scale_x, scale_y])
        
        print('scale:', scale_x, scale_y, '->', scale)

        table = table.scale(scale)
        
        # ---
                
        self.add(table)

        # ---

        #self.play(table.animate.scale(2.00))
        #self.play(table.animate.scale(0.25))

        #self.wait(3)