Sometimes when I am working with curves in the graph editor, I go to move them but can't...and a white circle appears, replacing the cursor. What's going on and how can I fix it?
Is it possible to render a playblast straight away as a .MOV? I'm finding it can only export image sequences, then I have to put it together in Premier, which is annoying.
Also, I want to render a turnaround of the animation, but it's a cycle, so the last frame should obviously be omitted. How can I work around this, if I want the camera revolving around the animation while it makes several cycles?
Is it possible to render a playblast straight away as a .MOV? I'm finding it can only export image sequences, then I have to put it together in Premier, which is annoying.
Checking the documentation with "playblast" keywork I found that on the first line :
Also, I want to render a turnaround of the animation, but it's a cycle, so the last frame should obviously be omitted. How can I work around this, if I want the camera revolving around the animation while it makes several cycles?
Better to do a full melscript it allows you to render automatically a playblast with (max - 1)...
But you can reduce the timeline with the following command :
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Regards.
Maya is a tricky bitch.
Also, I want to render a turnaround of the animation, but it's a cycle, so the last frame should obviously be omitted. How can I work around this, if I want the camera revolving around the animation while it makes several cycles?
Checking the documentation with "playblast" keywork I found that on the first line :
http://download.autodesk.com/us/maya/2009help/index.html?url=Window__Playblast.htm,topicNumber=d0e292972
then Going in the Window//Playblast menu, there is a popup menu you can simply choose the codec.
My advise could be to export a sequential pictures (Can I say that in English? O_o?) because Premiere prefers it than a movie file already compressed.
Better to do a full melscript it allows you to render automatically a playblast with (max - 1)...
But you can reduce the timeline with the following command :
int $max = `playbackOptions -q -max`;
playbackOptions -max ($max - 1)
And you will need to apply this after each render
int $max = `playbackOptions -q -max`;
playbackOptions -max ($max + 1)