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Re: Rendering with Motion Blur: My first Motion Blur Video is online
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lugnet.trains
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Fri, 23 Sep 2011 08:25:43 GMT
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In lugnet.trains, Timothy Gould wrote:
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To answer the two togther. Question 2 lays out basically how I would do it
on windows. Just keep adding layer by layer to a temporary file. On a system
with proper shell scripting (eg. Linux) you could write a script to do it
all at once, which newer batch scripting may offer. So it seems you’re in
the same position as I am.
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PS. Not that I’m not willing to help. Drop me an email if you need any usage
advice or troubleshooting (as I rediscover all the time, ORDER IS
IMPORTANT!!!!). It just sounds as though you’re already at the limits of my
skills.
Tim
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Tim,
thanks for blogging that small vid. I am really amazed: none of my YouTube
videos had ever collected 500+ clicks per day before. Now this has happend in
just a couple of hours.... I was not aware how prominent brothers brick actually
is nowadays.
Regarding automatization of blending pictures I am even pretty near to solve
this with 10 years old Win-software (using Excel scripts to handle and rename
files + taking control on Micrografx picture Publisher’s Macro). Stupidly I have
never digged into Linux (after not very encouraging work with AutoCad on old HP
UNIX workstations 18 years ago...).
But ImageMagick looks very appealing to me and I will surely give it a try in
future.
*****
As a personel sidenote regarding new trains:
I would like to build more, but the job took more and more time and left no
space for hobbies. A few weeks ago I quit my job and decided to take a kind of
sabbatical semester. I am right in the beginning of this now. So I took the
freedom to play around with PovRay for a week (and now this has become two
weeks....).
My plan is to go back to University for the next 6 months. And I expect to focus
on that with same efforts I put into my job career recently. So my render
experience will not be followed up as just now.
Hopefully next year will see lots of new MOCs then. :-)
Leg Godt!
See more pictures of my models at www.brickshelf.com
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