Ok think I got it, in preferences, SU scene transitions need to be longer than the actual keymaker transitions, i.e max 100 secs. This seems to smooth over the animation and stops SU taking over. Im still confused why i have to workaround this, guess im doing something wrong
*EDIT . actually that hasn't worked 
Ok I used scene transitions.rb and it works a treat now. New problem now lol. The animation is not smooth, im still getting jumps as the camera slows towards the next scene. Its fine on the preview however... any suggestions?
Great plugin! Couple of questions tho,
How do you control the speed of the animation after turning it into scenes. I say this because on the model I have, I get only one very slow speed regardless of how many transition frames I use, i have used numbers from 1 to 999 and I see no difference.
Also does this actually work with Vray? If so does anyone know how?
Cheers
Hey all,
Having trouble getting the DR Spawner to work on my network at work. So far i've only installed the spawner on one slave and im getting nothing, i have a few error messages and ready for render message. Im not getting any buckets on my main machine. My version is the latest 1.49.1, i've checked firewalls and everything seems ok. Attached is a screenshot of the spawner. Anyone got any ideas?
Cheers
nice! very photo-real...my only suggestions would be to increase the sun size multipler to soften your shadows slightly and maybe tweak the curves a lil bit and knock the saturation down just a tad in post.
very impressive however!
really great images, I love your pillows and duvet, care to share technique or is it an imported 3ds?
these are fantastic solo, its good to see some quality stuff being produced on this... i could be interested in this buisness-wise... i can't currently offer much in the way of animation services but this is attractive to me because it doesnt require much in the way of hardware or manpower something im currently lacking. With some creative post work in after effects these could be more than sufficent for what most clients are looking for.
I think its great it has smooth transitions and fairly decent high poly trees... could do with a scale tool tho! I may also have to avoid the limited selection of people otherwise it'll become an obvious lumion animation... still keep em coming!
I think the problem we have in the UK is that we've had a hard time coming to terms with the fact we're largely ineffectual now on the global scene, we like the idea we're a key ally in the American Empire yet in reality we are just a tiny island. Also I think we're all aware Europe hates us and our colonial past. A frankly hilarious example of this is the Eurovision song contest with its political biased voting. Nil points!
Im interested to know what Americans think of this (scaremongering) article:
http://www.alternet.org/world/149080/4_scenarios_for_the_coming_collapse_of_the_american_empire/?page=entire
honestly judging by this video, the positive aspects of the year really were not very positive. From a global perspective i reckon 2010 has been a terrible year. Personally my year hasn't been too bad for which im thankful. Lets hope things pick up next year before the end of the world in 2012 
fabulous imagery, i havent seen much on legacy yet, but i noticed they've given the bikes more real-life physics. What i loved about the original was the impossible right hand turns, it just felt much more like how a computer would handle such an event. Still the design looks very nice and im looking forward to seeing this sequel/reboot
Personally I use photoshop alot in my renders, along with what thom thom suggested I also:
In my workflow often a raw render is 50% of the final image, like I have said before photoshop and post is where i make my money.
DacaD i second your response, alex roman is in a different league, forget avatar he's a real game changer for the cg industry.
I might also add he wrote and performed the music on third&seventh aswell... he's the full package.
haven't seen this thread before, its bloody mad.... very good work you have a fanastic style and imagination. I especially love your coloured photoshop stuff. Thanks for sharing all this
i love savvy clients like this....he's getting a seriously budget re-design of his apartment and who wouldnt want 100 different options to choose from?
