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drohnwerks

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Post Thu Jun 19, 2008 1:26 am

render animations

I love this programme, so easy to pick up, and mnute changes to code yield massive differences in the output.

I couldn't find an obvious post on this, so apologies if this has been answered before.

What is the lowest res format to export an animation? I have to admit I am not au fait with the formats in the export menu, and managed to render a 2 gig file lasting 3 minutes (rendered in 25 hours on my lowly g4 cube :D), when I was just wanting a small .mov file ;)

Also is there a way to alter the speed logarithmically (animation speeds up or slows down) without importing the animation into an external editor?

Thanks!
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MtnViewJohn

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Post Thu Jun 19, 2008 6:36 am

The movie resolution will be at whatever size the original image was rendered at. Reduce the rendered image size to reduce the movie frame resolution. Also, you can try different video codecs and compression qualities to reduce the movie file size.

The method for distributing shapes into the sequence of animation frames is fixed right now. Instead of adding a bunch of options for animation speed we are thinking of adding a time dimension. Just as you can control the x and y position of a shape and its z depth, you will be able to control when in animation time it is visible.
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drohnwerks

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Post Fri Jun 20, 2008 6:19 am

Thanks:)

we are thinking of adding a time dimension. Just as you can control the x and y position of a shape and its z depth, you will be able to control when in animation time it is visible.

Sounds ideal, far simpler and much more controllable than what I was thinking of :)
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dendenmushi

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Post Fri Jul 11, 2008 5:50 am

time

GREAT IDEA!!!!
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kayanat

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Post Sat Mar 07, 2009 3:12 am

What are the best software applications for animation and graphical design?
Hey, I am going to sign up for an animation course and I would like to know what are the best sofware programs to do graphical designs and animation. You see, the lecturer in charge informed me that I have to practice on some programs to gain some powerful experience in this field of animation and I need to know the best products to work with in my projects. Can anyone with enough experience plese tell me, because i love to do animation right now. Answer when you read this question.
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