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What I was wondering, can the motion blur in C4 do something like this itself?... I figure that I'd probably have to set up an animation with physics and then render a still from it, but would/could that still have similar (and probably far more accurate) motion blur?

Thanks in advance...

Message edited on: 10/09/2004 10:22

I don't know how it would turn out in C4 with motion blur . I would have to figure out the physics thing first, I am not much into animation like that. Good job on the post motion blur.

man.. that's nice job there

Thanks... I realized that my original post might have been mis-interpreted to read something like 'look what I can do, can Carrara 4 do THIS...' and that wasn't my intention... I'm honestly interested in what it can do (since I've pre-ordered it), and I really hate doing post-work. I may end up doing some work for a local billiard league, and I was genuinely curious if C4, if properly set-up, could produce an image similar to this without the need for post-work. @Mike... don't worry about trying to set this up and work out the physics if you're busy (and I know you are)... I just wondered if any of you beta-testers had attempted anything similar...

Na, I think your original post was clear. No need to explain. Good job, I saw it yesterday on the C Gallery and I thought it looked pretty good.