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    jcesarbio
    last edited by 25 Jan 2012, 21:40

    I was able to render the proper animation with vray... But I had to trick que program to do so.. When you download the plugin it cames with two samples, one of them is named Boxes 2. I tried movie render this and the man on the scene was moving on the movie (yey!!) but not the boxes =(... (you must have the "Start Scene Observer" on) I couldn´t find why the boxes didn´t move, so a copied the man, made unique, copied something else in the component. It worked... I deleted me man.. still working.... So I´ll try now to do something bigger... when I get the results I´ll post here.. I just wanted to share this so maybe someone could explore this feature, since it kind of proved to be able to render animations... I may get interesting...

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      andybot
      last edited by 26 Jan 2012, 21:03

      WOW, with vray!? please do post an example. I thought things were fixed in vray (i.e. first scene state is the only one rendered.)

      Edit: too good to be true. I tried a few tests, no dice.

      http://charlottesvillearchitecturalrendering.com/

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        jcesarbio
        last edited by 30 Jan 2012, 13:38

        UPDATE: SUCCESSFUL ANIMATION RENDER.

        Well, I found out the diference between the man and the boxes (only the man was animating - view my previous post).
        The man is a facing camera component.

        Sooooo..

        If you make a component, and set this to always face camera, it will render the object animation on vray.

        There is a problem with that... I can´t properly place my objets if they are always facing camera... Any ideas???
        JC

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          jcesarbio
          last edited by 2 Feb 2012, 14:34

          A very simple test I made.. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bFY5JrXmPKU

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            andybot
            last edited by 2 Feb 2012, 15:10

            interesting, so those are all face me components with different component centers?

            http://charlottesvillearchitecturalrendering.com/

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              adebeo
              last edited by 5 Feb 2012, 18:17

              Hi
              I transform my componant into a faceme componant
              I export animation from Vray but it always render the same image, ....

              My very very insterresting by your test, please go on, ...

              adebeo
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                linctus
                last edited by 3 Aug 2014, 22:23

                @dkendig said:

                correct, we don't pay attention to layer visibility changes in the current version.

                Now it's 2014, and VRay 2.0 is working good! But I still can't see layer or hiden settings in scene transactions when rendering animation. Maybe need enable some options?

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                  TedVitale_CG
                  last edited by 4 Aug 2014, 20:26

                  We still don't pay attention to layer visibility changes in the current version of V-Ray animation tools. We have however provided the ability to use the Batch render tool which renders each scene in the Scene tab menu and recognizes the changes between each. This is useful if you are doing a frame by frame animation utilizing the scene manager in Sketchup.

                  Ted Vitale
                  Owner | Creative Director
                  http://www.voxl.vision

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                    mattgatlin
                    last edited by 7 Aug 2014, 16:52

                    Ted,

                    So can you animated moving components at all using V-Ray for Sketchup?

                    edit:

                    I've achieved a simple animation using keyframe and then just batch rendering the scenes together with animation turned off in the v-ray options.

                    Recognizing layer visibility in animation should be pretty high on the list of updates to the next v-ray

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                      TedVitale_CG
                      last edited by 12 Aug 2014, 15:15

                      Layer visibility during batch rendering is supported, so if you set up a key frame animation using a third party plugin, you then have the ability to animate moving components. Batch rendering was not set up with this in mind, but if you can get the work flow figured out, I'm sure its possible.

                      Recognizing layer visibility in animation is on the list, and may be a possibility in the future, but that means re-parcing a scene for ever frame. That adds a lot of time with larger animated models.

                      Ted Vitale
                      Owner | Creative Director
                      http://www.voxl.vision

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