vegansushi wrote:calus wrote:So changing the "animation mode" to "movable proxies" doesn't solve your issue ?
YAYYYY!! It works!! That was the problem! Super thanks!!!
Now, a question: I asked Maya to save the JPG, and I added the "Save as EXR" but I can't see the EXR in the project folder.
Where does it save it?
Output file format is one of the weirdest part of the plugin.
Despite what suggest the UI you can't output JPG and EXR at the same time.
There is 2 kinds of output, untomapped linear EXR, or tonmapped 8 bits format.
untomapped linear EXR:
As soon as choose "Maya16IFF" or "SGI16" or "TIFF16", Maya will output EXR32 bits,
then if you enable "composite EXR" and select "EXR resolution : 16 bits", Maya will output compressed 16 bits half float multichannel EXR.
(notice that IPR doesn't show tonmapping either in this case)
tonmapped 8 bits format:
If you choose any other format than "Maya16IFF" or "SGI16" or "TIFF16",
Maya will render internally to 8 bits png and convert to the selected 8 bits format.
I advise, depending on your workflow, to output :
- either composite EXR16 (x times smaller than EXR32 for same quality),
- or tonmapped PNG files
*There's an option to force EXR tonmapping (and clamping), but I can't see why someone would need that.