Noah Kadner
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I found the midrange module to be the best bang for the buck but the cool part is you can start with the base and upgrade. Definitely easier than most of the other 3d apps out there to make early progress.
Noah
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I’m as equally confused, but- this tutorial sounds perfect for you:
https://www.c4dcafe.com/ipb/index.php?showtopic=9524
Noah
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Just tried it. Works fine for me- but then again I’m in 9.5 so that might be an issue. Don’t forget the it will not update in the preview window, only on renders.
Noah
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You are loading in the still from a directory in which all of the rest of the stills in the sequence are there and following the same naming scheme?
Noah
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Load the movie into the color or luminance channel of a materal as a texture, click the animation tab and hit the calculate button. Then apply the material to a background object.
-Noah
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Sure- you load the first frame as if it were a still, then click on the animation tab, then click calculate. The rest of the frames will be loaded.
Noah
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No easy answer- it’s worth testing both with your intended pipeline.
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Also- if you take some time with the tutorials you’ll see Motion is actually designed around behaviorial animation which is a lot more intuitive and easy than keyframing. Keyframing is there for exacting detail and as a kind of last resort but if you take the time to learn, you may find you rarely need them.
Noah
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Basically hit A to turn on auto keyframing, then adjust the parameter you want to keyframe.
Noah
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I’d suggest exporting to an image sequence instead- like Photoshop sequence from AfterEffects. You should have much cleaner results than AVI which depending on the codec has a not great alpha channel.
Noah