Render Animation

[kiwi]

In your tutorials manual just follow one of the projects from where they get to final animation,that way you will get all the info you need,and it will be explained more easily and you can refer to it later.


Stu.

[Kaiser_Sose]

I dont have a tutorial manual .. all I have is a getting to know Cinema 4D manul which I have already looked through

Could you tell me how to do it

I can save a preview wmv but it does not come out rendered

[LucentDreams]

you have themanual you need then, look under pg 417 if you can. Of course the tutorial manual shuold be on your CD that came with the program:rolleyes:

[Kaiser_Sose]

p 417 of the manul talks about 'recompute' and radiosity'

p 417 of the tutorial manual talks about the logo tutorial

I want to render the above tutorial into a movie

[kiwi]

The logo tute you can find does it carry on to animating the Logo?



Also what version of C4D are you using?


Stu.

[LucentDreams]

Originally posted by Kaiser_Sose
p 417 of the manul talks about 'recompute' and radiosity'

p 417 of the tutorial manual talks about the logo tutorial

I want to render the above tutorial into a movie

you need to learn how to read a manual man. Of course with a PDF file I can see how one may be confused as the overall page count doesn't match the page numbers. But why aren't you using your boookmanual, could it be you don't have one.

Try this again, Chapter 13*RENDER MENU*417

SAVE TAB

there should be an image of the save tab.

FORMAT

Then the text for your question is right there. But I suggest you leanr how to read a manual, then buy the program. then come back and as some questions.

After you have read XL's manual.:thumbsup:

[Kaiser_Sose]

Can you import and export c4d files with Lightwave

I can not find a way to do this

[LucentDreams]

Save as OBJ's or DXF, even 3DS is supported by both. each has their advantages and disadvantages.b I suggest OBJ if possible.

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