Lamp WIP 2004-07-03 - By Dave Angelini
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Were you rendering to individual frames and toggling motion blur on and off?
This occurred to me when I tried to cheat a bit on motion blur. That is,
turn motion blur on for those frames where the objects are up close and
moving quickly through the frame. Then turn motion blur off once the object
is far away.
Given that the motion blur is made up of overlapping frames of multiple
camera positions around a central KFE position, then I could see how this
could happen should you toggle it on and off in the middle of an animation.
Thanks,
Dave Angelini
-- -- Original Message -- --
From: "Ed Baker" <edbaker@(protected)>
To: <truespace@(protected)>
Sent: Saturday, July 03, 2004 6:17 PM
Subject: [TSML] Lamp WIP
> Well, here's a couple of steps further:
>
> http://www.rift3d.com/truespace/lamp_swing.avi
>
> Don't know what the glitch is in the beginning. The camera isn't animated,
> and there are no accidental keyframes that I can find. Maybe just a DivX
> mistake. I need to change the compression settings to make it a little
> higher quality.
>
> Anyway whatcha think?
>
> Ed
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