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Is there a way to add more frames at the end (or even the beginning) of an
animation? I didn't see it in the anim.wri file.
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Mike
wk: mik### [at] pyxis com www.pyxis.com
hm: mwe### [at] sciticom www.geocities.com/mikepweber
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If you mean to an existing .avi file, the answer is no.
If you mean to a set of still images, then just adjust the start and end
times and render the sequences before and after those times.
You might also look at the docs on rescaling time. That function can be
used if what you want to do is to move the existing sequence so that
there is space from time=0 to where you use to begin, and space after
the old end of your sequence.
Xander
Mike Weber wrote:
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> Is there a way to add more frames at the end (or even the beginning) of an
> animation? I didn't see it in the anim.wri file.
>
> --
> Mike
>
> wk: mik### [at] pyxiscom www.pyxis.com
> hm: mwe### [at] sciticom www.geocities.com/mikepweber
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Sorry for not being clear enough on my first post...
"Alexander Enzmann" <xan### [at] mitreorg> wrote in message
news:<38EDCDF1.B904CAD1@mitre.org>...
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> If you mean to a set of still images, then just adjust the start and end
> times and render the sequences before and after those times.
Yes. I set an animation to be 150 frames. I want to add 50 more at the end
without changing the scaling of the first 150. Ok - so now I tried it and
it worked fine without changing the scale. So simple, even I can do it. I
really didn't need to post this question, but I had thought I tried
something like this in the past and it changed the scaling - it may have
been that I _reduced_ the number of frames. No wait, I changed the FPS from
15 to 24 and it increased the number of frames for the animation, but didn't
make the 'action' any faster.
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Mike
wk: mik### [at] pyxiscom www.pyxis.com
hm: mwe### [at] sciticom www.geocities.com/mikepweber
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Mike Weber wrote:
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>.... No wait, I changed the FPS from
> 15 to 24 and it increased the number of frames for the animation, but didn't
> make the 'action' any faster.
Yes, that's by design. The animation plugin works on time, not frames.
If you change FPS, you will simply get more (or fewer) frames, with the
actions starting and ending at the same points in time. I believe this
is the better way to do it - you can then design the animation using 5
or 10 FPS, and go to more later.
Xander
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