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Hi there!
I have been working with the clock-macro (by Colefax?), and I think it is
realy usefull (but most you knew that already perhaps :-)). My first anim
with this usefull tool is a sort of production line. It has no texture,
surroundings, etc. But it bends pieces of metal in one second.
I know there is a lot to do on this anim, but since not much is going on in
this news group I thought I should post to get things going again.
comments and suggestions are welcome as ever.
JWV
BTW: sorry for the ones without the DiVX codec.
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Of course you should loop this one for best results.
"JWV" <jwv|at|planet.nl> wrote in message news:3ec3dc67@news.povray.org...
> Hi there!
>
> I have been working with the clock-macro (by Colefax?), and I think it is
> realy usefull (but most you knew that already perhaps :-)). My first anim
> with this usefull tool is a sort of production line. It has no texture,
> surroundings, etc. But it bends pieces of metal in one second.
>
> I know there is a lot to do on this anim, but since not much is going on
in
> this news group I thought I should post to get things going again.
>
> comments and suggestions are welcome as ever.
>
> JWV
>
> BTW: sorry for the ones without the DiVX codec.
>
>
>
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From: Ben Abernathy
Subject: Re: production line (197 KB, DiVX 5.01)
Date: 15 May 2003 16:01:01
Message: <3ec3f1fd@news.povray.org>
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I like it. It loops very smoothly. A good demonstration.
Ben
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From: Peter Hertel
Subject: Re: production line (197 KB, DiVX 5.01)
Date: 15 May 2003 16:21:26
Message: <3ec3f6c6@news.povray.org>
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> Of course you should loop this one for best results.
>
I've been watching it for about five minutes now, and that box still
doesn't fill up!
Very creative, I love the movements (they do accelrate, don't they?),
and I surely hope you will turn this into a longer animation which
eventually will make something out of that pieces of bent metal =)
-Peter
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> Very creative, I love the movements (they do accelrate, don't they?),
Thanks, and yes they use the "S-curve" mode (accelarate and slow down, like
the 2nd half of a cosine period)
> and I surely hope you will turn this into a longer animation which
> eventually will make something out of that pieces of bent metal =)
Thirst I will make the transportation arm more realistic with some sort of
grippers, and then I'll start on making a candle-holder out of the metal
(which will involve more bending, sawing, pasting and drilling).
It may take a while before the next version is ready, because my final exams
of the VWO (sort of Highschool) are next week.
JWV
"Peter Hertel" <peter@hertel**NOSPAM**.no> wrote in message
news:3ec3f6c6@news.povray.org...
> > Of course you should loop this one for best results.
> >
> I've been watching it for about five minutes now, and that box still
> doesn't fill up!
> Very creative, I love the movements (they do accelrate, don't they?),
> and I surely hope you will turn this into a longer animation which
> eventually will make something out of that pieces of bent metal =)
>
> -Peter
>
>
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> I like it. It loops very smoothly. A good demonstration
thanks
"Ben Abernathy" <ben### [at] hotmail com> wrote in message
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> I like it. It loops very smoothly. A good demonstration.
>
> Ben
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>
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Hi there,
next version of the same proces.
Things that are added:
-rollers under the unbended piece
-blokking device to stop the unbended piece of metel
-vacuum grippes, and improved arms
-arms moving up and down to grip and let go pieces of metal
-simple textures
JWV
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Download 'Prodline_5.avi.dat' (230 KB)
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It reminds me of a PCB tester I used many years ago. It did not bend the PCB's
but the rhythm is the same, hypnotic.
Good one :-}
Regards
Stephen
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From: Apache
Subject: Re: production line V2.0 ( 230 KB, DiVX 5.01)
Date: 16 May 2003 21:15:30
Message: <3ec58d32@news.povray.org>
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I guess you're using Adobe Premiere for putting the frames together? When I
try the same, I somehow can't avoid the notorious black frame at the end of
the animation that shows whey you loop it.
Nowadays I use tmpgenc with png import capability and I'm completely happy!
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> I guess you're using Adobe Premiere for putting the frames together? When
I
> try the same, I somehow can't avoid the notorious black frame at the end
of
> the animation that shows whey you loop it.
No, i am not using Adobe Premiere. I use SSMM avi generator. Which can be
found at:
www.joern-thiemann.de/tools
It works very good, no problems with black frames or so.
JWV
"Apache" <apa### [at] yahoocom> wrote in message
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> I guess you're using Adobe Premiere for putting the frames together? When
I
> try the same, I somehow can't avoid the notorious black frame at the end
of
> the animation that shows whey you loop it.
>
> Nowadays I use tmpgenc with png import capability and I'm completely
happy!
>
>
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