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How do I get an animation in moray exported to pov files?
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Tom
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In article <Xns### [at] 204 213191226>, Tom Galvin
<tom### [at] imporg> says...
> How do I get an animation in moray exported to pov files?
I don't think you can, except by a very long winded way of manually
stepping through the frames one at a time, hitting CTRL-F9, going to
wherever you export your .pov files to before rendering, renaming it to
<scene name>_frame_###.pov or whatever, and then stepping to the next
frame and repeating the whole process.
And I'm not sure if even that would work, as I've never tried it myself.
Jamie.
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On 20 Dec 2003 18:01:12 -0500, Tom Galvin <tom### [at] imporg> wrote:
>How do I get an animation in moray exported to pov files?
Do you want to use the animation plugin? If so sorry I cant help as I don't use
it. What I do is use the insertcode plugin to write any variables and logic I
need. Then in the exported Pov file I change what is required. For the Poser
models I have been using this change is simply replacing a Moray line like
#include Poser_Model.ini with #include my_variable. Where my_variable changes
the file number of the Poser model.
For materials that depend on the clock value I first make a "static" one then
copy it as a "direct code texture" with the clock variable incorporated. Before
Ver. 3.5 I did the static scene in Moray then everything was modified by hand in
Pov. I hope this helps, I'll also wait with interest to read how others create
animations.
Regards
Stephen
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Jamie Davison <jam### [at] dslpipexcom> wrote in
news:MPG.1a4f92478260c38b989d17@news.povray.org:
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> I don't think you can, except by a very long winded way of manually
> stepping through the frames one at a time, hitting CTRL-F9, going to
> wherever you export your .pov files to before rendering, renaming it to
> <scene name>_frame_###.pov or whatever, and then stepping to the next
> frame and repeating the whole process.
>
That is what I was afraid of :( Even so, it would be nice to have an
option to export all the frames at once. Rather than one at a time.
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Tom
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Stephen McAvoy <mcavoys[at]AOLdotCOM> wrote in
news:co3buv4lu5b9mh50qc3dhmvvnolcfn2gc7@4ax.com:
> Before Ver. 3.5 I did the static scene in Moray
> then everything was modified by hand in Pov. I hope this helps, I'll
> also wait with interest to read how others create animations.
>
That has been my process until now. With 3.5 I revisited the anim plug-in
and now I am being seduced by it. Tantalizingly close to a workable
solution for me.
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Tom
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On 22 Dec 2003 01:31:37 -0500, Tom Galvin <tom### [at] imporg> wrote:
> With 3.5 I revisited the anim plug-in
>and now I am being seduced by it.
Thinking about it, that is what is scaring me off :-}
Regards
Stephen
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