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calculate isn’t working for tiff sequence as texture
Not really sure what happened here or what I did to change it. Running the 64 Bit version of 9.6 (although the results are the same with the 32 Bit version). I’m using a .tiff sequence as a material. I had an old sequence loaded as a material and had no problems. This morning I rendered a new sequence out and loaded the first frame into the texture slot, went to the animation tab and hit Calculate and then…nothing. C4D isn’t recognizing the sequence and is only using the 1st image. I tried a jpeg sequence and even a different naming convention (using _ instead of spaces). I’m not really sure what’s happening. This should just work. Any ideas?
Sean Cusson
Q media design
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Have you made sure all your file names have leading zeros so the number of digits is the same? Other than that it could only be one image file inbetwen that is either damaged or missing.
Mylenium
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I wish it was that simple. The naming convention is Ocean_00000.jpg up to Ocean_00181.jpg and all the files are intact. In the end I can use a Quicktime but I would really like to figure this out as it was working fine until now.
Sean Cusson
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That’s bad then… Other than shortening the filenames to 8.3 naming conventions I’m running out of ideas.
Mylenium
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I’m not sure either. It’s very strange. At least I can use Quicktimes. Thanks anyways.
Sean Cusson
Q media design
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One interesting thing to point out to anyone running C4D in 64-bit mode under Windows 64-bit is that Quicktimes will not work as textures. Quicktime doesn’t work very well in Windows 64-bit yet and some apps run into problems. Works fine in 32-bit mode though.
Sean Cusson
Q media design
sean@qmediadesign.ca
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