Moderator: face_off
Did you try ticking the Motion Blur button? You could also try changing the "Allow scale cameras" in the config. If you send me the simplest scene which demonstrates this problem I will take a closer look.ok i deleted everything out of the scen and it works fine. what does this mean
okay my scene is big but i can send it through mediafire link. plau im getting this message nowface_off wrote:Did you try ticking the Motion Blur button? You could also try changing the "Allow scale cameras" in the config. If you send me the simplest scene which demonstrates this problem I will take a closer look.ok i deleted everything out of the scen and it works fine. what does this mean
Paul
here you go Paul [link removed]face_off wrote:Did you try ticking the Motion Blur button? You could also try changing the "Allow scale cameras" in the config. If you send me the simplest scene which demonstrates this problem I will take a closer look.ok i deleted everything out of the scen and it works fine. what does this mean
Paul
This is fixed in the next release. It happens if cancelling the animation by closing the Viewport.Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:\Program Files\Smith Micro\Poser Pro 2014\Runtime\Python\addons\OctaneRender for Poser\ViewportForm.py", line 909, in on_timer
File "C:\Program Files\Smith Micro\Poser Pro 2014\Runtime\Python\lib\site-packages\wx-2.9.1-msw\wx\_core.py", line 16237, in __getattr__
raise PyDeadObjectError(self.attrStr % self._name)
wx._core.PyDeadObjectError: The C++ part of the ViewportForm object has been deleted, attribute access no longer allowed.
If I open the scene you posted and click "Render Animation", the camera moves through the scene. It looks OK to me.the camera only animate when im not refreshing geometry
yes it moves in view port but the exported photo's, the camera not moving.face_off wrote:If I open the scene you posted and click "Render Animation", the camera moves through the scene. It looks OK to me.the camera only animate when im not refreshing geometry
Paul
If I open the scene you posted and render the animation, it renders to png, with each png having the camera moved slightly each frame. So it appears to be working correctly.yes it moves in view port but the exported photo's, the camera not moving.
okay i solved the problem. I started a new scene and exported the rendertarget. then i open the one i was working on and imported that rendertarget i just saved. so Is there a setting in the rendertarget that would stop the camera from animating.face_off wrote:If I open the scene you posted and render the animation, it renders to png, with each png having the camera moved slightly each frame. So it appears to be working correctly.yes it moves in view port but the exported photo's, the camera not moving.
Paul
I would have thought if there was a rendertarget issue - I would get it too when rendering that scene. I cannot think of any rendertarget setting that would stop the camera from animating - sorry. I cannot explain this - but good to hear you have a workaround.okay i solved the problem. I started a new scene and exported the rendertarget. then i open the one i was working on and imported that rendertarget i just saved. so Is there a setting in the rendertarget that would stop the camera from animating.
Hi Paul,face_off wrote:The plugin should use the normals from Poser - so whatever smoothing you have set in Poser should come through to the plugin. You can also override this in the Configuration. Notes from 1.23.0.11....
Paul# - Added configuration option to force Octane to calculate the normals for the entire scene. This is partially implemented, and 0 = use Poser normals, and <> 0 = use the smoothing angle set in Octane Standalone
