My first video in terragen 0.9x
script: terranim
787 Frames 320x240
Detail 80%
Render setting: Atmosphere 25% - Cloud Shading 50% - AA: no
Render time: 39min
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ey5PkwnPu5A
if I have a script of 2000 frames, how can I render 2000 frames in 2/3 days?
if I run the script again, starts again from the first frame :-\
Very smooth. Nice job. I like the terrain you were working with.
Don't know the answer to your question. There must be a way to identify the number of the frame where you begin the desired animation.
Very nice job! :D I still like TG 0.9 because of it's simplicity :P :P :P
If you want to continue rendering from frame 788 onwards, you can edit the script file in Notepad or some other text editor. You need to do two things: 1) delete all the lines that correspond to the frames you don't want to render, and 2) change the number next to the InitAnim command (change it from 1 to 788). You need to do both these things to make the script correctly render from 788 onwards.
Matt
Hi,
I guess you're using the PC version, but the Mac version lets you resume an animation from a specific frame in the Script Setup window.
Regards,
Jo
yes, i'm using the PC version. editing the script file, everything worked. :D
thanx
Nice work ! To render more quickly, use a multi-core processor. With 4 cores, I can render 3 Terragen 0.9 pictures at a time and use my PC normally...
Quote from: Alf15000 on October 20, 2008, 03:25:54 PM
Nice work ! To render more quickly, use a multi-core processor. With 4 cores, I can render 3 Terragen 0.9 pictures at a time and use my PC normally...
you are right. I had not thought of this thing..... i've a QX9650 quad core extreme ::)
:o
Quote from: jo on October 20, 2008, 04:56:41 AM
Hi,
I guess you're using the PC version, but the Mac version lets you resume an animation from a specific frame in the Script Setup window.
Regards,
Jo
Reminds me of something... ;D
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C5z0Ia5jDt4