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    • D Offline
      decumano
      last edited by

      This is the question, I'm using keyframe animation plug-in with this pixel settings
      animation settings.jpg

      and this a frame of the animation
      animation frame.jpg

      with the same settings for render the result is this one:
      render settings.jpg
      render.jpg

      I started with the render and I would like to get the same view with the animation,
      what should I do? The animation is smaller.

      Thanks everybody!

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        decumano
        last edited by

        ....no one for this question?
        Please, I need help!

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        • soloS Offline
          solo
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          Sorry friend but I have no solution as I do not use Vray, at this point I'd suggest contacting the author directly from his site but that will not work either as I also have a problem with this plugin and sent an email a month ago to author with no response as of yet. One would think that a commercial plugin would have support.

          http://www.solos-art.com

          If you see a toilet in your dreams do not use it.

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          • gullfoG Offline
            gullfo
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            if the angles are consistent, then cropping may be the answer?

            Glenn

            http://www.runnel.com

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              decumano
              last edited by

              No.... so I have not solutions! I was sure it was a camera problem solvable with a single value or botton!!!
              Cropping... is the answer but not the solution... i'll try to modify camera settings to understand the relation between them

              thank you anyway

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              • PixeroP Offline
                Pixero
                last edited by

                Just a guess, have you tried clicking on the "Get view aspect" button?

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                  decumano
                  last edited by

                  ..no pixero... it doesn't works: it's because when you export an animation you can choose between 2 options 4:3 or 16:9. So, by clicking "get view aspect" the result doesn't change.
                  Probably the proportion is correct, because 800:450 pixel is the same of 16:9 but camera of the video is too close compared to the render image I got....

                  ..don't konw what to do

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                  • D Offline
                    decumano
                    last edited by

                    So no one had the same problem and solved it?

                    The problem is not in the rendering settings... the result is similar to the camera view; is the animation different to the camera view...
                    So, should I really cut the render?

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