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abstrax
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ello wrote:i understand that, however, the camera is turning in your animation? or are you turning the whole scene??
No, the Blender exporter passes the camera data via command line arguments to Octane, which means you can have different camera settings for each frame. You can even get motion blur with this, because exporters can pass two camera settings to Octane via command line and Octane interpolates between them.

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ok.. thanks :) i hope this will be available for cinema, too
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ello wrote:ok.. thanks :) i hope this will be available for cinema, too
It is, using the C4D exporter. Have you tried it?

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abstrax wrote:
ello wrote:ok.. thanks :) i hope this will be available for cinema, too
It is, using the C4D exporter. Have you tried it?

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Marcus
ah.. i missed that second page. thank you :)

and sorry for hijacking the thread with this...
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