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Subject: Whats the correct setting for rendering out a scene to flash?


Methastopholis ( ) posted Thu, 20 April 2006 at 4:23 PM · edited Sat, 01 February 2025 at 6:58 AM

ok i give up what the right setting for rendering out your aniamtions in Flash .

  1. what should be check marked?
             1.  overlap
              2. drawoutline
             3.  drawinnerline
    ___________________________4.Line width  .....?
              Number of colors   ......?
    color quantization
    auto....?
             ....all frame
             specified frame....?

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xantor ( ) posted Fri, 21 April 2006 at 1:13 PM

If you have a program that can make flash files, you would probably be better doing a standard render and using that to convert to flash.


ockham ( ) posted Fri, 21 April 2006 at 1:50 PM

Ditto.  Poser's direct 'render to flash' is entirely too slow and

strange.  When it fails, you'll have to restart over and over.

Best to render to separate frames, and use something like

MotionSWF (or a proper Flash Editor if you have one) to

assemble the images into an SWF file.

MotionSWF free download:

http://www.vector.co.jp/soft/win95/art/se226046.html

MotionSWF doesn't come with usable instructions, but

it's quite simple to use.

Put the images in a folder of their own, along with the

sound (if any) in MP3 form.

Open MotionSWF.

Open Windows Explorer and browse to a view where

you can see the image folder.

Drag the image folder (as a folder) into the middle of MotionSWF,

and hit File:Convert.  Pick compression and FPS.

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Methastopholis ( ) posted Fri, 21 April 2006 at 6:20 PM

thanks guys you beena big help


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