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How to change Dof during an animation, instead of doing it manualy. Does the value is linked to a blender value?
Thx

In fact you can link it to a object

Well u can Set your "DOF object" to the camera to a "empty" for example,

After that anime the empty and play a little with the nodes to have a nice DOF animated

Happy Blendin

164lndj wrote:In fact you can link it to a object

Well u can Set your "DOF object" to the camera to a "empty" for example,

After that anime the empty and play a little with the nodes to have a nice DOF animated

Happy Blendin

I'm not realy sure to understand, what do you mean by node? is it realy export with blendigo?

Jambert wrote:

164lndj wrote:In fact you can link it to a object

Well u can Set your "DOF object" to the camera to a "empty" for example,

After that anime the empty and play a little with the nodes to have a nice DOF animated

Happy Blendin

I'm not realy sure to understand, what do you mean by node? is it realy export with blendigo?

Kinda sounds like you're talking about the node editor inside Blender

64Indj - if you:

1. Select Focus distance: "Camera" in Blendigo
2. Press F9 and specify a depth-of-field object (Dof ob) in the Camera controls for blender
3. Then the camera will always focus on the object specified
4. Set the object to have a null material and you can use it to control the depth of field effect

Ben

Jambert wrote:How to change Dof during an animation, instead of doing it manualy. Does the value is linked to a blender value?
Thx

I dont see animation in Blendigo ..........., for that i mencione the nodes, the animation of the empty ......



Benn it's right

Happy blending ...

benn wrote:64Indj - if you:

1. Select Focus distance: "Camera" in Blendigo
2. Press F9 and specify a depth-of-field object (Dof ob) in the Camera controls for blender
3. Then the camera will always focus on the object specified
4. Set the object to have a null material and you can use it to control the depth of field effect

Ben

Thanks for this Ben, that kind of exemple could be in manual

What about light? can I change light value when the camera move?

Jambert wrote:How to change Dof during an animation, instead of doing it manualy. Does the value is linked to a blender value?
Thx

you should just animate it - add an DOF IPO curve to the camera

SmartDen wrote:

Jambert wrote:How to change Dof during an animation, instead of doing it manualy. Does the value is linked to a blender value?
Thx

you should just animate it - add an DOF IPO curve to the camera

Looks easier, thanks

and light?