Hi, 
Yep, you missed something indeed.... 
The rotation was done with the Vue specific spin options.  To open them : select Camera, in World browser tab animation, click on Animation Tool Box, then you ll find the spin options. Then play with filter and/or value and/or axis.
Hope that helps. 

Philippe Bouyer
http://www.belino.net

You're welcome. My pleasure. 

Philippe Bouyer
www.belino.net

Attached Link: Looping_wind_effects_on_plant.zip [ limited time ]

Also here an idea... 
try animate wind through atmo tab. 
A key at start and a key at end with different values, 
then load/edit smooth pendular filter.  
Feel free to open the vue infinite scene added (see link) to figure out the trick.
Hope that help.

Regards.

Philippe Bouyer
www.belino.net

PS : forgot... AA mean Anti-aliasing. And only for Object ! I should say OAA. I never use TAA; texture Anti Alising; no time to loose ;-) 
Have fun with Vue.

Hello, 

I am not visiting Renderosity often; I am sorry... I just miss time; I am so busy. 
Well. Just a note right now. 

Every scenes need specific AA parameters. For instance lot of details with many plants and tiny materials will need high values for AA. But flat materials, don't need high AA. SO, no rules. 
 
The renders for the demo was done with a large value of pixels for HQ presentation at last  Siggraph. So reducing the size of the frame it is like a new path of AA. 
For instance and clarify, make a very large render with poor AA quality, then resize to lower version, you will be able to get nice AA.

Hope that helps.   

Thanks.

Philippe Bouyer
www.belino.net

Hello. 
 
Spin along camera axis, mean Z axis?...   First the animated camera must not have any tracking! the select the camera > Tab animation in the World browser  > open Animation tool box > Check spin, and revolution axis Z. Edit and play with the Variation of revolution angle. Start with a flat filter, and try with some waves added in that line... 
Have fun.

Philippe Bouyer
www.belino.net

Attached Link: At Hardware.FR

Hello all.

I wrote ...threshold 75, but I recommand almost always 95 for slow camera movement or action in front of camera! If fast things, and lot of motion blur you can enter e.g. 55. Oups... Here a small correction in my small english (to be more clear): "...threshold 75, but I recommand almost always 95 for slow camera movement! Otherwise, if fast things, and lot of motion blur you can enter e.g. 55." Hope that 's help somebody else. Voili voilu.

Philippe Bouyer
www.belino.net

Message edited on: 03/24/2006 16:43

Attached Link: http://www.cornucopia3d.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1791

I left Paris for London where I am working for a british Studio. Since 2 weeks. Big production, blablabla... Some works with animated vue things! The biggest scenes I ever work on. Biggest renders, frames size, too. Speechless...
So, again, I can confirm (what I said in my previous im, threads, topics, etc) that in almost all cases animations not need TAA, but a good OAA's Threshold.

Min and Max are the tools. Threshold is Einstein. Give to Einstein poor tools he will try to make nice work. With good tools, good Min and Max, the genius will give very very nice work. You see? The most important thing is to put an Einstein in your parameters: a great threshold!

So, please try for OAA

• systematic
• min 6 ( or more to e.g. 18 )
• max 24 ( or more to e.g. 48 )
• threshold 75, but I recommand almost always 95 for slow camera movement or action in front of camera! If fast things, and lot of motion blur you can enter e.g. 55.

And if you scene is GI scene, enter +1 to +3 in atm parameters.

If you will get bad result it is because you will make something wrong in your parameters or something wrong in your scene (and we could not know what it could be without open the scene. Mor blablabla could not help anymore). In advance I am sorry if you don't believe me.

Best regards.
Philippe Bouyer
www.belino.net

Message edited on: 03/23/2006 05:55

Philippe Bouyer
(www.belino.net)

Message edited on: 03/04/2006 18:56

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Message edited on: 11/16/2005 09:00

Si me moire est bonne: les HDRI de vue.

Attached Link: http://www.belino.net/

Hello,
I just uploaded another shot (34" with music) made "in" the "urban" model by Stonemason.
Shot called "Urbanseque". A mad driver... :-)

Hello !
Thanks all for nice comments. :-)

• Stefan , as you saw, I like very much your models. Thanks to you! ;-)
• About tutorials? Sorry, I have no plans to write tutorials for now. In fact, I am sincerely a very bad teacher. :-(
• About "shake trick"? Not sure to remember... It was very old, isn't it? Before Vue 4 Pro! I do know where it is. :-(
• About the QuickTime : 6.5 version is required to see the drafts.

Cheers.

Philippe Bouyer, www.belino.net

Hello,
Thank you for the nice comments.

-About my old animations: I confirm they were been deleted from my website.
-About the planetary rings: it was done with rocks on ecosystem (there is a thread in that forum where I explained the wip).
-About rendering quality: each animated scenes need its special setup based on ultra (almost always with more Texture AA).

Philippe Bouyer (www.belino.net)