Hi
there is a play button at the bottom but its not really obvious at what frame rate it is playing?
would be nice if one could set/get the frame rate in the "document properties"
Gusty
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Hi
there is a play button at the bottom but its not really obvious at what frame rate it is playing?
would be nice if one could set/get the frame rate in the "document properties"
Gusty
ok i used advanced computer hacking techniques to look inside the source code to see that the default frame rate is 60fps.
questions for frederik:
*if i change this line "timer = new Timer(1000 / 60, this);" in AnimationTimer.java will that also affect the movie exporter?
*as long as my machine can keep up, can i trust the 60 fps, or is it just a 1/60s delay between each redraw of the frame? (that is, is the time it takes to compute the current frame added on top of the 1/60s delay)?
*was the moon landing real or fake?
Good questions!
I experimented briefly with the movie export and I also use Blender, http://www.blender.org. I exported an animation as a mp4 and was able to import it into Blender's VSE(Video Sequence Editor) once you have it in there you can rerender the animation at different frame rate. I am thinking that you might want to render it at 24 fps.
Hope this helps :)
Blender is awesome! And the VSE (and the node editor) are really hidden gems that most people don't know about. If you have the possibility you should share this workflow as a screencast.
Okay here is my video, http://youtu.be/UK7O_f1_uYc, explaining the workflow from NodeBox animation export into Blender. I also show to how to export as frames and reverse and go from frames back to the movie. I also explain how to find the frame rate of your NobeBox animation :)