Gradient anomalies, help!
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I know you are not lying. Maybe it's a multi core problem. I work with an old one core computer. I'll try to check in office tomorrow.
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Thanks, Chucky. The solution is a PITA, but it works.chucky wrote:So problem relatively solved,
If the gradient rips, take the bone causing the tear out of the parent bone group and copy paste it into a new child bone layer (make sure you reset it transform values,of course)and place its affected layer into that new child bone group.
The layers will all animate and keep their gradient effects.
No worries Gnaws, here's the finished piece btw.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J2l01DxD ... rofilepage
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J2l01DxD ... rofilepage
Chuck & Gilles - you guys might wanna consider Blender. I was frustrated by the big software packages years ago and limped along with Lightwave till I was forced to pick up Blender for a Unity project. It was a god send. UVing was a breeze. Rigging has become a pleasure. And now that Blender communicates with VRAY.....forget about it.GCharb wrote:Ok, so I take it you have not upgraded, was wondering if they ever improved on the render quality!
Just sayin'.
Odd this A:M topic came up. One of my colleagues was just telling me today he used to pimp A:M at trade shows for Martin Hash, et al back in the early '00s. His experiences with them were......colorful.
Uh oh. Did I/we just hijack this thread? My honest apologies.
Hello Gnaws.
Thing is, I own and use Softimage at work, been for ages.
Softimage is a fun application, to a degree, much easier and it makes much more sense then Maya or Max, to me at least!
The only reason I am asking about Animation Master is because I used to be an A:M guru but stopped using it because of instability problem and less then adequate renderer.
I love this 3D application and just might go back using it if they solved the rendering issues it had!
Also, A:M has about the best 2d shader I have ever seen, perfect match for ASP.
Thing is, I own and use Softimage at work, been for ages.
Softimage is a fun application, to a degree, much easier and it makes much more sense then Maya or Max, to me at least!
The only reason I am asking about Animation Master is because I used to be an A:M guru but stopped using it because of instability problem and less then adequate renderer.
I love this 3D application and just might go back using it if they solved the rendering issues it had!
Also, A:M has about the best 2d shader I have ever seen, perfect match for ASP.