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CgEye 11-04-2002, 04:46 PM i want to texture a nurbs object with an .avi file.
i assigned a "movie" texure to the color and chose the .avi file, but it is static. I renderred a couple of frames and the texture didn't animate.
Did i miss something?
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audim
11-04-2002, 04:54 PM
convert the avi-file to a image-sequence and create a file-texture in maya. Then make keyframes for the file-extensions.
YellYellYell
11-05-2002, 02:21 PM
Hello,
Hey I've leraned it yesterday.
I'v found a coll tutorial on
http://www.aliaswavefront.com/en/Community/Learn/how_tos/rendering/animated_texture_files/
Its realy important that you use files with the filenumber after the extention, not before.
In Maya you must delete the filenumber after the extention. But you can find it in the Tutorial.
But I also didn't found the method to use an avi-file.
Have fun.
DesignDawg
11-05-2002, 02:32 PM
Using a movie for texturing, you still have to animate the frame number.
I recommend writing a little script for it.
Something like
movie1.frameExtension=frame
is simple enough. If you need to offset it by a certain number of frames, say, 20, just make it
movie1.frameExtension=(frame+20)
Have a blast.
Ricky
Ckerr812
11-05-2002, 03:22 PM
Originally posted by DesignDawg
Using a movie for texturing, you still have to animate the frame number.
I recommend writing a little script for it.
Something like
movie1.frameExtension=frame
is simple enough. If you need to offset it by a certain number of frames, say, 20, just make it
movie1.frameExtension=(frame+20)
Have a blast.
Ricky
umm..that would be called an expression not a script.
Anyways, yes, you have to have frame number extensions on the images, (so convert your avi to a sequence) then you can keyframe the frames in the attribute editor. Or write an expression in the expression editor if you need to offset frames.
CgEye
11-05-2002, 03:22 PM
Thanx a lot guys. i got the hold of it.
i did what audim said and it works perfectly.
:)
DesignDawg
11-05-2002, 06:34 PM
Originally posted by Ckerr812
umm..that would be called an expression not a script.
WTF ever. OUCH. You got me so hard. :rolleyes:
Ricky
Ckerr812
11-05-2002, 10:49 PM
Originally posted by DesignDawg
WTF ever. OUCH. You got me so hard. :rolleyes:
Ricky
umm..I' m not trying to "get" anyone?
Try to keep your issues to yourself please, no ones out to get you..lol
k2skier
11-12-2002, 08:26 PM
design dawg thanks for helping out with the explanation of the little expression I was having a small little problem with getting an avi file to play.
thanks!
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