[Ingemar Björling]

You have to enable MB in the Render Settings > Effects/Post Effects Motion Blur

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[Ingemar Björling]

The same thing can be done in C4D. Here

[Ingemar Björling]

It works if you have polys selected and the control click on the point mode tool.

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[Ingemar Björling]

In R10, in the Timeline window goto the Frame menu > Frame all. In R9 its loacated in the view menu.

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[Ingemar Björling]

It

[Ingemar Björling]

R9: Timeline > Filter > Show Animated
R10 Timeline > View > Show Animated

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[Ingemar Björling]

It really should work. I have the same hardware configuration as you. Well, here is another method(R9):
1. Say you have animated the object along the x-axis. Selected it in the Object Manager and then select the Coordinates Tab in the Attributes manager.
2. Right-click(or press the command key) on the P.X letters and choose Animation > Copy Track.
3. Right click on one of the other object

[Ingemar Björling]

Just remove the name bhodinut, the shaders used in the tutorial are located at the same place as in previous version, i.e, bhodinut fresnel is still in the texture menu in the material chanels in the material editor, but renamed to fresnel.

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[Ingemar Björling]

Sorry, I meant select the the attributes or keyframes you want to copy. Then, press the Ctrl-key and drag to make a copy.

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[Ingemar Björling]

In the Timeline window, selectpress Ctrl and drag the attribute(Position, Rotation etc) and drop it on another object, keyframes & sequences will be copied. If you only want the keyframes copied, use the same method, but only the keyframes(not the sequences). Maybe ther