Hi Megalodon,

Steven was also asked this question in the CG talk forum...His answer was he'll look into it, so I would say (I'm definatly no expert on this matter) that it doesn't. All I can suggest is to try the demo, if it works cool, otherwise send Steven an email...I'm sure he will definatly look at making it happen.

Heres the cgTalk thread.

http://forums.cgsociety.org/showthread.php?f=162&t=538591

Hi Megalodon,

I hear you (I have to laugh, Steven has a thick accent)...Thats the major reason I made the tutes for him.
  After testing the plugins, and adding my 2 cents, I think its a brilliant tool. The global rescale has made all the difference. Working in vue with the global scale set to 1(as it would have been when using vuesynch) is impossible.

I wish I could have made the plugins...way too dumb for that :)

Hope it works out for you.

Unfortunatly no.

Only for Lightwave.

I just want to add..

 To get a better idea of how your materials are mixing, click the little pen like icon next to your layer. This will turn that material to a solid colour of your choice, to give you a more precise view of your material, when done click icon again.

Hi,

The images look awsome!!

sorry for the stupid question,

Could some please tell me if you get 5 free hyperview render nodes for vue 6 like with vue 5?

Ivan.

Thanks Geronimo8,

I appreciate you saying that..I was SOOO angry when I read those comments...Its hard to explain, but how do you take credit for a technique or a sequence of steps involved in working a program..Doesn't make sense!..I have never taken credit for working out how to use this program...Its an awsome program and we all LOVE it, and want to get better at using it..I have learnt SO much from OTHERS,  all I'm doing is passing on the info.

If e-on made these tutes, myself and others wouldn't have to, as were all aware there isn't a great deal of stuff out there that we can learn from, ie books, apart from the forums. Many people helped create these tutes and I thank them ALL.

The more I learn, the more I will share!

Thanks Again!

Ivan.

Just to make it clear...All these tutes were created from the knowledge gained from taking the time to read  the manual and participate in  the forums, where people explain how to do stuff..Most of the tutes were explained in variouse way by much smarter people than I, For all I know, I may have gained knowledge from you!

All I have done is made them into videos, and made them accessable to the public for FREE!

Ivan.

Niandji,

 I didnt design this software, I'm merely showing people how to use it..FOR FREE, I'm sure theres tutes ot there that may explain how to do things, But I dont know where they are...

  I dont really understand your question, and take offence to the comments...These are free, and anyone can use them! I made them, that is my voice...Its not like Im taking credit for other peoples work, our getting anything for it!

 I wouldnt think there would be too many ways or steps to show how to do certain stuff.....But If you could, post an example of these socalled copied tutorials.

I suppose you cant please everybody, one negative comment from over 10,000 views of my tutes...I'm happy to STOP making them!.....Comments like yours are unappreciated, This is a forum where people help each other!

Ivan.

Hi,
There is few more tutes available, showing how to create smooth camera motion.
Ivan.

Link.

Vue Video tutes

Me again,

I have a couple more tutes up on the tute site,

There is a tute on creating a boat wake "foamy shorline folder", There is also a tute showing you how to set your object up to  follow the shape of a terrain "Motion Path folder",

Mikeberg,

 you could use this to animate a POSER character.

Ivan.

Hi all,

Yeah, just a bit loader Jim, otherwise perfect!

I dont have anything to advertise..  :(   . My philosophy is "sharing is caring".hehe. Look, I have learnt so much from the help given to me, from many people in the forums (Including Jim)..So I really dont mind!..this is my way of giving back I suppose.

If you want to save the flash files, heres a trick...

Go to your Temp internet folder (C:Documents and SettingsIvanLocal SettingsTemporary Internet Files)..you might have to set to "view all hidden files and folders"..., delete all..then click on the video tute, wait for it to load fully. Go back to the temp folder and you will see it there, it should be one of the bigger files, right click, save!

Ivan.

Hey All,

Excelent Tute Jim!!!!...Thats perfect!!!...I like your electronics analogy..I too am an electronics tech (No rocket science, just cameras), it gives me another way to look at the function editor...

 I too press the preview for confort, your right it makes you feel like you have done something..hehehe.

I just wanted to add something if I could... To get another perspective on the function editor, I recommend adding different preset materials to an object, and opening the function editor for that material to just have a look at how they were made...Heaps of things going on, it might give you ideas.

Thanks for the tutes Jim..Keep 'em coming.

Ivan.

If your interested..check this out...

http://www.cornucopia3d.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=25182#25182

Its a bit full on, but it might come in handy.

Ivan.

Peggy, Your welcome.

Thankyou Jim, Spot on!...I dont think I could have said it better.

Yes, Camtasia Studio....I've worked out what I think are the best settings to get the best quality with a small quicktime .mov file...Check image.

Geronimo8..

The function editor is crazy...I dont really understand it, as theres nothing out there explaining what any of things do..What is "Parabolic [ax2+bx+c]"..Im no rocket scientist...When it comes to the function editor I leave it for the experts (let them work it out), then TRY to convert to laymans terms. The guy who did the AsileFX videos struggled and said "experiment, see what you come up with" and that video cost $45.

If you havn't, check the AsileFX video site...The begginer stuff is really good..I recommend that if you are really new to to Vue, but the advanced stuff really isn't that advanced or detailed..No prep was done for his videos, all on the fly..they could have been made in a 1/4 of the time...But good on him for making them!

Ivan.

Thanks Geronimo8,

Must have taken a lot of work to make them.

No, not really...As I go along and work stuff out, or learn something from other peoples written tutes..I make a video...most of the time, I see a bunch of posts from people in the forums, and figure a video could be usefull..Its easier to make a tute, then to try and explain it with text.

Besides all that, its an awsome way to learn..when someone posts asking for help (not to me specifically) on something they want to learn..I think "How would I do that"...so you learn how, and BANG theres a new skill...It has to be something interesting I could use...Once you have created the scene/effect half the job is done, you then make stuff up and record it.

I've had some request for some basics tutes..I'll try to make something, but theres too much to cover..specific things are a bit easier.

Ivan.