 | | | Newbie motion blur question | Newbie motion blur question 2004-04-02 - By Lee Hallett
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Yup, thats exactly where you'll find it. Render->options. Theres a motion blur
option, you can control quite a bit from there. If you dont assign the
individual motion blur (from properties->Motion Blur), everything will be
motion blurred IF you turn on motion blur in the render option.
The properties -> Motion blur allows you to turn motion blur on or off for
individual models/groups. It also lets you specify whether the motion blur is
for movement/rotation (object and camera motion) etc, or more computationally
expensive deformation (shape changing/vertex motion/skeletal deformation) blur.
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From: owner-xsi@(protected) on behalf of Marque Pierre Søndergaard
Sent: Fri 02/04/2004 14:33
To: XSI@(protected)
Cc:
Subject: Newbie motion blur question
Here is another one...
I have a bus in my scene, which wizzes past really quickly. I really need
some motion blur on that object. However I have assigned some motion blur as
a property on the object (which I understand gives each vertex some motion
blur), but I couldn't even tell the difference in the renders, and there
were no settings to adjust other than on/off. Bizarre. From Max, I would
have thought something like that should be found under rendering?
Any takers?
Thanks
Marque
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