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Well, we don't have an indigo animation section yet, so I'll post it here. A four(ish) second animation of a coke gusher.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MBhZ2Fb2xpo

I know this has been asked many times, but I still don't get it. How did you do the animation. Do you have an automation script, or is it all manual?

If you use linux:
http://www.indigorenderer.com/joomla/fo ... highlight=

My way

Hey ! That's great DaveC !

very nice
what about the full quality version?

We could be a whole team rendering this animation in full quality then the render time could be speeded up .

That's not what I meant^^
I saw the non-youtube version of it... higher res and not so blocky

A good idea, though^^

sciman wrote:I know this has been asked many times, but I still don't get it. How did you do the animation. Do you have an automation script, or is it all manual?

It's all automated. Just set the halt on samples in blendigo and click on export animation. And away it goes, each frame rendered to however many samples per pixel you selected. Make sure it's the very latest blendigo, otherwise fluid sims don't get exported properly

I guess that's what the shutter speed in Indigo is for, motion blur right? So how is motion blur done with Indigo anims? How does it know about the previous frame etc

CoolColJ wrote:I guess that's what the shutter speed in Indigo is for, motion blur right? So how is motion blur done with Indigo anims? How does it know about the previous frame etc

There is no such thing as motion blur in Indigo. Also animation isn't "officially" supported.

so what does the shutter speed do?

Exposure?

Shutter speed combined with aperture dictates how much light is let in. In a real camera, a slow shutter speed will show motion blur if things are moving. In indigo, nothing is moving, so no motion blur.

The motion blur in this anim was acheived with virtualdub's filters.

Thanks!

DaveC wrote: The motion blur in this anim was acheived with virtualdub's filters.

Cool! Can you tell what filters did you use exactly? I've been searching for a motion blur filter for dub for ages. Can you share your technique?