That’s exactly the thing I am looking for.
Too bad it’s not available yet.
It’s very strange that there are no C4D plugins for this kind of job.
I think that this is a very important function. Especially for newbies like myself who can’t create a naturally waking biped on their own.
Thanks.
I was using “Render all frames” setting in the Output options.
Funny that it didn’t render anything but the first frame only.
Now I am manually setting the frame range, as you advised me, and it is working.
Hmmm…
Hmmm…
I will try resetting the AE preference file.
I have never set any settings on my own, but maybe this can help.
How do I know if my footage is intraframe compressed?
I rendered it in AE and then re-imported it back in a new comp.
I’m trying to remember if I used JPEG-2000 or osme other codec that goes with QuickTime.
Thanks, I tried different formats and codecs and te render still crashes.
At one point I turned OpenGL off, but I had several new crashes and AE I kept showing me messages that OpenGL is screwed.