Brian Jones
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COW Coins
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Maxon C4D Coins
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Sorry, my version is not anywhere I can find it.
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Is the timeline frame rate the same as the frame rate of the video?
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Hi Tyler, oh wow the new Cow didn’t keep the old files (and I don’t seem to be able to go and edit old posts)… so which file in that thread? I still have most of the files I uploaded I think.
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thanks for the follow up
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in your example images, it’s hard to see what’s in front of what really… the orange thing (which I assume is the logo) is reflecting the lights up above. You really have to do any reflection ‘searching’ through the camera, if not it’s too easy to miss as it has to be lined up perfectly to be seen.
Or your luminant plane only has the texture on one side or something. You might have to post the scene.
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That’s a bend deformer, you just move the object through the deformer. Like this
14303_bendingpegs.c4d.zip
I have this repeating in time by doing Track After/Continue in the Timeline but repetition like in the video would be simplest to just render one cycle and then repeat it in a video editing program. -
if you baked the particles as Alembic you could move that
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Thanks for that.
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I didn’t render with Team Render much and haven’t at all for a while. The still looks like the sort of like the old days with mismatching processors/FPU’s but with matching iMacs (and that mismatch thing doesn’t happen so much anymore – or at all, I haven’t heard it lately)…
Are the iMacs set to the sync to the same time server? Maybe a bad guess but, if you are using render settings with random built in (some of the GI uses random distribution patterns) perhaps that’s it if the Macs are not time synced (based on – the usual method for generating pseudo-random numbers is inputting the time – but that’s a pure guess, I do not know how they code their random distributions).
The video clips looks more like the noise you get with animated GI, the help Global Illumination/Tips and Tricks https://help.maxon.net/us/index.html#32220 has a section (lower down the page) called GI and Animation which has a bunch of hints.