# Resizing – Auto Mode

In auto mode, the views are automatically resized based on the available GPU memory and network model option. Users do not need to do any additional setup.

If all views in High Detail mode satisfy the size limitation:

- All views will not be resized.
- The tool will notice it with hyperlink sentence ‘The views will not be resized’ below the drop-down box. And if user click the link, it will open this documentation page.

If there is any oversized view in High Detail mode:

- All views in the tool will be resized to maximum buffer size.
- The maximum buffer size will be display as a hyperlink sentence ‘The views will be resized to (maximum buffer size) Pixels’ below the drop-down box. And if user click the link, it will open this documentation page.
- User can check the preview of resized view by clicking the hyperlink text ‘here’. It will open resizing preview dialog.

The Auto mode resizing logic is like below.

- The views which have larger width and/or height than maximum buffer size will be resized to fit to the maximum buffer size as keeping its own aspect-ratio. The resized views will be placed at the center of the maximum buffer size and the rest of the area will be filled with zero-padding.

- If the views which have smaller width and height than maximum buffer size, the original views will not be enlarged. But they will be placed at the center of the maximum buffer size and the rest of the area will be filled with zero-padding.

WARNING: If your workspace is exported to/imported from another PC that has a different GPU specification, this could arbitrarily change the value of Resize To (Manual) or the automatically adjusted image size (Auto) for Resize Mode in Resize parameter, due to the difference between GPU memory capacity that caps the adjusted size of images.