Tim Shetz
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Sounds like your project is set to one frame rate (30 I’m guessing) and you are rendering at 24.
You need to go to EDIT>Project Settings. This will open the project settings in attribute manager. In there make sure your frame rate says the same thing that your render settings are set to.
Hope that helps.
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You should be able to go to the coordinate tab of the camera and change the scale.
Probably some other ways as well, but that one is the first thing to come to mind.
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Tim Shetz
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My apologies Aaron. I let this one slip down. I’ll try to find the file I created when I get home much later this evening and post it for you.
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More specifically, it has to do with Mat1.
I removed both and it worked.
I removed Mat and left Mat1 and it didn’t work.
I removed Mat1 and left Mat and it worked.Something about that texture. Also, not sure why you have 2 textures. Both are set to UVW
EDIT: if you turn the color channel on for Mat1 it works as well.
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Tim Shetz
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More specifically, it has to do with Mat1.
I removed both and it worked.
I removed Mat and left Mat1 and it didn’t work.
I removed Mat1 and left Mat and it worked.Something about that texture. Also, not sure why you have 2 textures. Both are set to UVW and both sides.
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Tim Shetz
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It seems to have to do with your textures. When I remove them, the light shines on them correctly.
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Tim Shetz
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Agreed.
I forgot to ask if the main object will be staying still or moving?
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Tim Shetz
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Sorry, rereading your post, you explained it fine. It’s my lack of caffeine currently inhibiting me.
You could use xpresso. What version of Cinema are you using? I can send you an example, just want to make sure I don’t send a wrong version.
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If i understand you correctly, you could make the inner piece a child of the outer arm. So when you move the outer part, the inner part goes with it.
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Tim Shetz
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