Re: .mi2 file ... frame 1 motion blur problem

["Steven Caron" <carons(at)gmail.com>]

well it has to write the vector information into the mi2 file. so the previous frame is important

steven

On 9/12/06, Daniel Goupil < dgoupil(at)crazy-fox.com> wrote:

Not yet but why it's ok when rendering inside xsi ... and also the lighting and antialiasing is a bit different ....

cheers

Eric Lampi wrote:

Have you tried starting the animation before frame 0?

Sometimes motion blur and simulmations can go a bit
batty from the first frame.

E

--- Daniel Goupil 
<dgoupil(at)hybride.com> wrote:

  

the animation is starting from frame 0 and before
(-1) it's a static 
frame from 0

Steven Caron wrote:
    

where is it the frame before? is it jumping into
      

frame 1 from many 
    

many units away?

steven

On 9/12/06, *Daniel Goupil* < dgoupil(at)hybride.com 

<mailto:dgoupil(at)hybride.com>> wrote:

    I have a sequence of 66 frames (hair) that I
      

have exported to .mi2
    

    files
    but the first frame have too much motion blur
      

and all the other
    

    frame ar
    ok .... frame 0 have animation then motion
      

blur is done with the good
    

    movement .. but why it does that ?

    cheers


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