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A test animation of t_stone2
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Attachments:
Download 't_stone2801.mpg' (289 KB)
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Stephen wrote:
> A test animation of t_stone2
Nothing appears to happen. Should I download again?
Regards,
John
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John VanSickle <evi### [at] hotmail com> wrote:
> Stephen wrote:
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> > A test animation of t_stone2
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> Nothing appears to happen. Should I download again?
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> Regards,
> John
povray.animations, Flickering flick help!
If you look closely you will be able to see some slight flickering in the
cube.
Stephen
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Stephen wrote:
> A test animation of t_stone2
I find this a bit strange.
There's absolutely no motion in this scene (I hope)
but there is this flicker. It must somehow be related
to the video compression method used.
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"Sebastian H." <van### [at] gmxde> wrote:
> Stephen wrote:
> > A test animation of t_stone2
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> I find this a bit strange.
> There's absolutely no motion in this scene (I hope)
> but there is this flicker. It must somehow be related
> to the video compression method used.
Correct, that is what it is supposed to show.
It was a test for the thread, in povray.animations, Flickering flick help!
kind.
Stephen
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Stephen wrote:
> kind.
Well there is movement though no intended,
so I think it fits here.
It was also educational at least for me as well
as the thread in p.animations.
Sebastian
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"Sebastian H." <van### [at] gmxde> wrote:
> Stephen wrote:
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> It was also educational at least for me as well
> as the thread in p.animations.
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As it was for me, too.
Stephen
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You can check whether the effect is occurring in POV-Ray or in the
animation compression routines by taking two raw frames, as output by
POV-Ray, into a suitable image processing application, calculating the
difference between the images and enhancing the contrast.
When I try that with a cube of T_Stone28 with "-J" in the command line
the frames are identical. The difference is perfectly black. If that's
the case for you, then the effect is nothing to do with POV-Ray.
--
Mike Williams
Gentleman of Leisure
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