Well, that’s what I thought – but of course it actually fails; a network node will tell you that firstFrame is the first frame in the entire range, re…
hmmm clean and elegant might be difficult… Apparently there’s no special little dialog that pops up when you’re submitting a network render job; so d…
if you don’t want to check the selection, and presuming both listviews are of the same size (scrolling in tandem makes me think they are), then you mi…
yes, there’s at least two – see the following thread:
exactly! raytracing… pshaw
Your workflow quest hinges on the word ‘working’, though. anti-aliasing is a problem you can’t easily get around… there’s two basic options there… A….
lots of options Depending on the intended use, I’d probably go with the Falloff method… you’re already going to replace your original materials, so …
RLA, RPF and OpenEXR can all save Z-Depth as part of their file format. Most other applications won’t read these, however (combustion does, of course…
Yeah, but… for i = (layerManager.count – 1) to 1 by -1 do ( layerManager.deleteLayerByName (layerManager.getLayer i).name ) …where’s the fun in t…
something like this? for i = (layerManager.count – 1) to 1 by -1 do ( local curLayer = layerManager.getLayer i local curLayerNodes curLayer.nodes…
e.g. rollout test “test” ( local myNodeEventCallback pickbutton pb_obj “pick an object” checkbox chk_callback “general callback-driven” …
Yes. You could have a timer that monitors the object’s selection state ($.isSelected), but better is to register a callback that monitors the object’…
Well, that’s certainly commendable of the artist… having a consistent setup, especially for rigging (what this sounds like) is a Good Thing