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    SketchUp Keyframe Animation (first post)

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      erique
      last edited by

      Here is a link to my first Keyframe SketchUp animations. I just wanted to share with everyone and get some feedback. I'm in the process of creating detailed tutorials to share.

      Hope you guys enjoy!

      http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9J0p5QkbztY
      http://www.youtube.com/user/ArchitectureGraphics#p/a/u/0/2EjQhxSx0Sw

      Eric

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        Krisidious
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        that is great... wonderful job, I like the traditional plan under it, building up... very smooth animation, movement is fluid and consistent. graphics are very good, I like the continuity between the different aspects of the movie.

        great job.

        By: Kristoff Rand
        Home DesignerUnique House Plans

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          sepo
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          rlooks quite good...which renderer did you use?

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            erique
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            Thanks for the compliments! I rendered the frames at 2560x1440 30fps then I used Photoshop to run a script and downsample the images to 1280x720. It's a few extra steps, but the results were better than having sketchup produce 1280x720 files. The semi-photorealistic portion was rendered in Kerkythea.

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