It's The Way I Walk by radioham
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Description
Poser render I had it set up for a normal render but each of the frames was over five minutes to render and for an animation with 210 frames well just too long.
So to reduce time 1st thing was the size of the frame then the frame size, time test showed an 15 second render with a few 22 second render. Now this I can cope with. My days of letting the computer run all night are a thing of the past. In what we will call the good old days way back in the mid 90s I moved from tape to tape edit to computer edit. Used Mjpeg file format what started as a time save project got to the stage where it took over all my time but I loved it
Comments (3)
RodS
Nicely done animation, my friend!
I've not delved into animation much for exactly the reasons you described. I may give it a shot someday, but I don't think the TNA story will be animated any time soon. It takes me too long to get a page done as it is...
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know only to well where you are coming from I broke my teeth as they say back in the 90s A firm that I worked for had the softwear 3D studio now that was an DOS only program an single image could take a few hours that is where I met up with what they called an PVR to save images next came Studio 3D you might call it a fore runner of DAZ if I can remember correct it came in six disks I remember an other nice program it used the Amiga computers for image affects after mths of usein' it I found out that the effects used was done on a set up of 30 Amigas
Mediacandy
Wonderful animation. My very first animations were in Poser and they were not too impressive! 💙
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Animations.. Poser and DAZ lend them more to a single image I have tried to use other programs but I find that Blender renders well the only thing I dislike about animation renders is the amount of time they take. Nowadays I set up the whole whole thing in Poser or Daz then port them in to Blender. I tend to use quite a low setting for the renders. As I have said before to others I would need to find a good render farm they can put the anim out at a very high setting. Yes they cost can be high and you have to open access to your computer to people you don't know but all of life is an risk