Adam Trachtenberg
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You can change the render DPI in the render settings>output section.
Having said that, DPI is a print setting that shouldn’t have any effect on a paint program’s display resolution, which is based on pixel dimensions.
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If you go into Render Settings>Options you can adjust the global brightness.
Also, if you create your own lights and use gouraud shading you won’t see the default lighting.
Having said that, the default light shouldn’t be overwhelming by default. You might need to adjust your monitor.
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I should add that you CAN use ease-in/out with PLA by assigning a time track to the PLA track and adjusting the time track’s fcurve.
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My suggestion would be to use a Character>Cluster object which is really designed for this purpose.
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Effectors are not supposed be placed in cloners. What are you trying to do?
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Seems that the stick texture tag is incompatible with camera mapping. Why do you need the stick texture tags?
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Click on the Normals Tag and then click the “Align Vertex to Face Normals” button. Should do the trick although I’m not sure why it didn’t come in correctly.
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One way to do it is to use a MoGraph tracer object to trace the path of the ball and then sweep the spline.
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That’s odd. Are you using the physical renderer? If so does it also happen with the standard renderer? If you can post the file or .obj I’d be happy to take a look.
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The basic answer is that your texture will have to match the UVs of your object, same as if you applied a texture with UVW mapping. Beyond that, you can also put your texture inside an Effects>Projection shader which allows you to manipulate the mapping in various ways. Best to use the live render view so you can see what’s going on when you make changes. Also, reduce hair count until you get it the way you want it.