@ Zom-B: I was beginning to see how I could use the Sub-Frame Blur in cinema and benefit from a smoothing of 'render grain'. It may well prove to be a viable solution. @ fused: I'd be happy to show you what I mean about export times: The files are a simple dynamics scene, and that same scene baked. ...

Hey Fused, I posted a reasonably comprehensive reply. Did it get lost in the merge (might not've been moderator approved yet)? The general idea was: - nice one, Zom-B. You's a helpful person - yes, it now works, and I think I know the problem - everything has to be baked into key frames (no baked dy...

Hello All ...continuing from my miss-placed post in the General forum... I really can't generate motion blur I have a dynamics animation which I have baked (just spheres falling into a container) I have tried adding a cinema motion blur tag to my objects, upping % to 1000, have Indigo camera tag on ...

Ah. Sorry. Thought it was a global feature rather than exporter specific.

Thank you for the help. Much appreciated.

Could we continue this in the correct sub-forum, because I'd thought I'd tried this and it didnt work?

Cheers

Hi All, I've recently purchased IndigoRT to use in cinema4D R13. I'm not sure how to enable motion blur, can anyone help me? I'm sure I've simply overlooked it, but I can't find reference to it in the manual or an answer on the forum. I'm rendering a short animation of spheres falling into a contain...