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    • K Offline
      Kus
      last edited by

      I didn't find any program like that. The animation it self is quite nice. That plugin ROCKS 😎

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        Ecuadorian
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        @kus said:

        How did you get it into a video?? Maybe with a screen cam??
        PS: I spotted another problem... because the small pieces on the Cubies are set to Ignore, when they hit the ground, they go strait trough... What can I do about that??

        I used Camstudio to record the onscreen action.

        Yes, there's that problem with the cubelets. As I said, I'm as new as you to SketchyPhysics. Actually, I followed the tutorial a couple days ago just to be able to break this cube. I was using SP1 but I think in SP3 there's something called "breakable joints" that could prove useful in this case.

        @unknownuser said:

        ...That, or export to jpg, and find a program that can put them all into a video. (I still can't find one...)

        You can make a video from a JPG sequence with VideoMach.

        -Miguel Lescano
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          jeff hammond
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          @ecuadorian said:

          I used Camstudio to record the onscreen action.

          You can make a video from a JPG sequence with VideoMach.

          these are mac users... neither of those programs have os x versions

          dotdotdot

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            Ecuadorian
            last edited by

            There's always Bootcamp. 😉

            -Miguel Lescano
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              jeff hammond
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              @ecuadorian said:

              There's always Bootcamp. 😉

              never 😡 .. i wouldn't want any of that junk on my system 😄

              Snapz, Screenium, iShowU, are a few of the better screen capture apps.. Jing has a free version.

              with quicktime, you can make a video out of sequenced jpegs...

              dotdotdot

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                Kus
                last edited by

                yeah... I used IShowU... now here is the video:

                Now se the problem with ignoring the pieces??

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                  Ecuadorian
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                  It's hard to notice if you don't know that beforehand. In fact, I didn't notice it.

                  But if you want to do it right, I recommend asking the geniuses in the SketchyPhysics sub-forum. I'm a newbie 😳

                  By the way, the video looks really good!

                  -Miguel Lescano
                  Subscribe to my house plans YouTube channel! (30K+ subs)

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                    Kus
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                    TY... this was a massive first for me... first time ever working with SketchyPhysics, first time ever working with IShowU, first time ever working with IMovie and first time ever posting a video on YouTube 😉

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                      Kus
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                      Well now I am wondering if I can render this animation... and if I can, which render engine do I need for it...

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                        remus
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                        I think the only renderer which sort of supports SP animations is indigo, although you'll have to get in touch with whaat as it is an experimental feature (i.e. not available in a general release.)

                        http://remusrendering.wordpress.com/

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                          Ecuadorian
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                          Did you re-work the cube with breakable joints?

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                            Kus
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                            not realy... I don't even know how to...

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