Björn Marl
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Hi,
AE project export and Multipass Rendering is only supported since R7. I recommend getting a later release of CINEMA for this type of work.
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Bj -
No, it is available since 8.1
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Bj -
In the R9 TP Module manual on page 23
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Bj -
Hi,
a smooth transition can be done using morphing, however this requires the two meshes to have the same topology (point/polygon count). Another option is Thinking Particles with PBlurb, it allows to brake down any object to fragments gradualy and rebuild a new object from the fragments.
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Bj -
Hi,
yes, you can do this with the Film Offset feature of the cameras in CINEMA. Take a look at the Tiled Camera preset to get an idea how this can work for you. https://www.maxoncomputer.com/tutorial_detail.asp?tutorialID=316&site=
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Bj -
Hi,
should be very possible with Thinking Particles using PFragment to dissolve an object in single particles of cubic shape.
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Bj -
Make sure to get the free update to 8.207 from the Maxon website, it fixes a number of issues.
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Bj -
Yes, it is beeing shipped for well over a week now.
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Bj -
Hi,
with 9.5 you can use area light to turn polygon objects in lights.
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Bj -
In this configuration CINEMA can use up to about 1.5 Gigabyte. Since i have no idea how the real flow data is handled on import (never used RF) i can’t tell how much memory this is using up.
With Windows 2000 there is no way to increase the amount of memory. With Windows XP there is the option to use the /3GB switch on bootup and get an additional GB of memory available, OS X uses up to 4GB and if you use Windows XP 64 Bit with the 64 Bit version of CINEMA memory is limited practicaly only by harddisk space for swapping (up to one TB).
Things that subtract from the maximum of 2 GB RAM W2K offers for an application are mainly Quicktime (up to a few hundred MB) and the memory of the graphics card that is mapped to RAM (in your case 256 MB).
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Bj