and Unreal 4 engine too, Howler + Unreal. We have users with Howler wanting to use Unreal (or the other way around).

do you have games you made that are on Steam?

An recent ones, made with Howler + Torque, or Howler + Unity?

uhm... What's Regging?

http://audacity.sourceforge.net/

Audacity is very good and usable. If you plan on converting to mp3 you may need to add  the LAME MP3 encoder, hosted by Buanzo.

http://lame.buanzo.org  -  be careful not to 'Start download' on something else that's from one of those ads.

Always scan it with updated antivirus before installing. I recommend Malwarebytes for ondemand scanning.

there's an option in HTML5 to display a video file and a parameter in that case to keep it looping. Not all browsers support mp4 natively though. You will want to develop with a browser that does, and then add alternate formats for other browsers if you care for those too.

Search for 'html5 video tag' on google or similar,, such as

http://www.w3schools.com/html/html5_video.asp

That one will show you which main browsers support which formats, such as mpo4, ogg/ogv, and more

For image sequences: I have an image sequence displayed as slideshow at www.thebest3d.com/slideshow9.5 - look for the source in the html page then grab the javascript code referenced.

It's not the best and coolest but it works, and in this case the images are not all the same dimensions, but in your case they will, and you can change the code to play randomly but if for an image sequence keep them in order.

How many images in your clip sequence, and what dimensions?

Keep them as Jpeg, in general that will load faster, with a few rare exceptions. What file size per each image in your sequence?

Quote - Bryce is a 32-bit software. 32 bits are limited up to the 2 GB in memory. You'll need to get Bryce to see the other memories. You'll need to get Large Address Aware to make Bryce see the rest of the memories.

Indeed with LMA you could get it to about 3.2 GB tops per app. Even though you have 4 GB of Ram, the 32-bit version of Windows only can addres up to around 3.2 GB if memory serves me right. (pun intended)

If you run a 64-bit version of WIndows, even if you have a 32-bit application that's the main memory hog, you still have a bunch of other processes, services and programs with or without a window that are running at the same time. Ever checked all the things that Adobe runs? A bunch of servers. A whole bunch. If you have the suite of various apps that want to talk together.

I recommend at least 8 GB, I use 16GB, and I run PD Howler which is a 32-bit app, and it runs better than if I only had 4 GB because the other apps are not competing with memory that Howler wants. I think Bryce's situation may be similar.

-Philip

Project Dogwaffle at thebest3d.com - beyond digital painting, now at v9.5 with erosion, sediments, volumetric particle clouds and self-shading on foliage brushes.

nice work. Would love to see wat you can do with Howler 9.5.

Did you tell it to render as 32-bit deep, so it can have 8 bits alpha to old the transparency, and did you tell it to use theobject mask (or whatever they call it) to set things apart from the background?

Quicktime needs TrueColor+, not just TrueColor. If you keep it as TrueColor it'll be 24-bit and ignores alpha.

Something like that. I don't know the details for C4d but it's probably similar to rendering from others like Carrara when it comes to the image format and depth.

For what it's worth....  I am not associating Carrara 8.5 with 'very buggy', so I don't know where that came from. But I'm on WIndows 7 and 8.1, I don't know how the Mac version compares.

-Philip

thebest3d.com/howler/features - coming soon with OBJ export of terrain meshes with erosion and colored sediments

PS: I also still keep and occasionally use Carrara v8.x, not sure why but like you said, it just works. (too).

Quote - Now available for Linux!

I noticed that too. Totally awesome.

-Philip

thebest3d.com - beyond digital painting

Thanks for posting. Good to hear some updates from the Silo....   Always been wondering when they'll launch their missiles for the final attack on the competition ;-)

I'd see it as a comfy reading chair, the light leaning over your shoulder and hitting the paper perfectly

to the best of my limited knowledge, LAA is a question of memory, not cores. A usual 32-bit program on WIndows is limited to 2 GB addressing. 4 GB in theaory, but 2 GB in reality. With LAA it can go to about 3.2-3.4 tops

If you have an old XP with 2 GB don't bother.

If you have any 32-bit version of Windows and 3 or 4 GB of RAM, then it might make a difference.

That's all I have

If you need some inspiration for additional tools for post work but can't afford or justify (or figure out how to use) After Effects, give Howler a try, free home learning edtion.

by the full version here ar Rendo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z0KUGnGINdo

marvelous, absolutely loved it. Great music choice too.