Animation Problem

Mga kapatid help naman malaking problem to...hahahahaha

I made Animations 2 days ago Rendering patapos na po ito sana ito ngayon at nag save file po ako.
Ang problema mga tol nag windows updates................patay ako ngayon kay bossing...
Marecover ko pa ba ang File na save ko na AVI????

Binuksan ko yung file sa windows player ayaw na mag-play samantalang yung ibang test animations ko gumagana...

Anybody help please!!!!!

Pagnag-off, wala na yun. Pero pag kinancel mo sadya. Ok pa yun. Yun lang ang naging experience ko.

Kaya dapat yung save as tif ang ginawa mo, saka ipagkabit kabit sa After Effects. Dun kasi, sure ka na pag nag-off man, may output ka pa din.

Isa pang solution bro, I-off mo or gawing manual ang windows update.

Tama po si sir Boks.At least kung ma interrupt man ang rendering pwede mo pa i continue yung last frame na hindi natapos.Mahirap po talaga sir pag avi file ang rendering.Madalas pag nag crash or katulad nyan nag windows update at hindi natapos ang rendering eh sira na din ung avi file mo.Save mo na lang siya as tif ika nga ni sir boks or png then stitch mo sa after effects.

bro mataas ba yung video card mo? try mo "make preview" under animation tab. maganda yung quality nyan pag mataas yung video card. technically pang preview lang sya ng animation mo pero pwede nang pagtsagaan sya since yan yung scenerio mo. nagsesave sya sa.

my docs>3d max>previews

may display preview dun kung ano gusto mo makita sa preview. click click mo lang. mabilis sya magrender mga less 5mins tapos na. minsan ginagamit ko sa pangdagdag ng effect sa AE. im not sure baka alam mo na rin ito.

bokkins wrote:Pagnag-off, wala na yun. Pero pag kinancel mo sadya. Ok pa yun. Yun lang ang naging experience ko.

Kaya dapat yung save as tif ang ginawa mo, saka ipagkabit kabit sa After Effects. Dun kasi, sure ka na pag nag-off man, may output ka pa din.

Isa pang solution bro, I-off mo or gawing manual ang windows update.

Uu nga bro naghahanap nga ako ng AVI recover sa google eh....Salamt sa Tips tama ka bro save as tif nga dapat
pwede ba yan ipasok sa Flash di ako marunong mag after effects hahahah....

Thanks bro boks the best ka talaga!!!!!

jaymer wrote:Tama po si sir Boks.At least kung ma interrupt man ang rendering pwede mo pa i continue yung last frame na hindi natapos.Mahirap po talaga sir pag avi file ang rendering.Madalas pag nag crash or katulad nyan nag windows update at hindi natapos ang rendering eh sira na din ung avi file mo.Save mo na lang siya as tif ika nga ni sir boks or png then stitch mo sa after effects.

thanks bro

f-41 wrote:bro mataas ba yung video card mo? try mo "make preview" under animation tab. maganda yung quality nyan pag mataas yung video card. technically pang preview lang sya ng animation mo pero pwede nang pagtsagaan sya since yan yung scenerio mo. nagsesave sya sa.

my docs>3d max>previews

may display preview dun kung ano gusto mo makita sa preview. click click mo lang. mabilis sya magrender mga less 5mins tapos na. minsan ginagamit ko sa pangdagdag ng effect sa AE. im not sure baka alam mo na rin ito.

alam ko to bro.... pero tama ka rin possible nga maganda ang output kasi mataas ang video card 1.5 po ang sa akin...

thanks po talaga. pero sayang talaga ang nirender ko hayyy!!!!

God Bless

f-41 wrote:bro mataas ba yung video card mo? try mo "make preview" under animation tab. maganda yung quality nyan pag mataas yung video card. technically pang preview lang sya ng animation mo pero pwede nang pagtsagaan sya since yan yung scenerio mo. nagsesave sya sa.

my docs>3d max>previews

may display preview dun kung ano gusto mo makita sa preview. click click mo lang. mabilis sya magrender mga less 5mins tapos na. minsan ginagamit ko sa pangdagdag ng effect sa AE. im not sure baka alam mo na rin ito.

Hindi ko to alam. Kailangan ko na bumili ng mataas na video card. haha. Thanks bro!

hehe...ok yan boks pag nagtetest ka ng animation specially yung takbo ng camera mo yan. may iba ibang type ng preview pwedeng yung surface lang or wireframe lang gusto mo makita. pag natapos syang make preview automatic syang mag play. default nya windows media player. kailangan mo e-copy agad yun kasi pag nag preview ka ulit automatic nyang e-overwrite yung file. so kung marami ka nang nagawang camera na may animation ok sya gamitin pang dagdag ng effect nga sa after effects. Good luck boks.

about video card di ako sure kung connected nga sya sa GPU pag gumamit ka nito. napansin ko lang kasi yung quality yung lumang PC kasi nagamit ko di kaganda yung preview nya. pero nung nag 1gig akong video card akong PC naging pulido. may video quality din kasi dun sa option ng "make preview" e.

f-41 wrote:hehe...ok yan boks pag nagtetest ka ng animation specially yung takbo ng camera mo yan. may iba ibang type ng preview pwedeng yung surface lang or wireframe lang gusto mo makita. pag natapos syang make preview automatic syang mag play. default nya windows media player. kailangan mo e-copy agad yun kasi pag nag preview ka ulit automatic nyang e-overwrite yung file. so kung marami ka nang nagawang camera na may animation ok sya gamitin pang dagdag ng effect nga sa after effects. Good luck boks.

about video card di ako sure kung connected nga sya sa GPU pag gumamit ka nito. napansin ko lang kasi yung quality yung lumang PC kasi nagamit ko di kaganda yung preview nya. pero nung nag 1gig akong video card akong PC naging pulido. may video quality din kasi dun sa option ng "make preview" e.

You can "rename" the default preview scene [_scene.avi] from the same menu you initiated the previews.
You can also render out preview to various formats or sequenced image files.

The lesson for today is to never ever render your previews or finals using a movie format such as AVI. Always make it a point to render in sequenced image files.

Big thanks mga bros. one thing na lang siguro may Way ba sa Max na mag stitch
ng mga images para mag animate ng scene? Di kasi ako marunong mag after effects.

thanks loverboy and friends.

AUSTRIA wrote:Big thanks mga bros. one thing na lang siguro may Way ba sa Max na mag stitch
ng mga images para mag animate ng scene? Di kasi ako marunong mag after effects.

thanks loverboy and friends.

Videopost in Max or use the Composite Package that came with the Max installers.

v_wrangler wrote:

AUSTRIA wrote:Big thanks mga bros. one thing na lang siguro may Way ba sa Max na mag stitch
ng mga images para mag animate ng scene? Di kasi ako marunong mag after effects.

thanks loverboy and friends.

Videopost in Max or use the Composite Package that came with the Max installers.

wow sabi ko na nga ba mani sayo to eh...Thanks bro it helps me a lot.

AUSTRIA wrote:

v_wrangler wrote:

AUSTRIA wrote:Big thanks mga bros. one thing na lang siguro may Way ba sa Max na mag stitch
ng mga images para mag animate ng scene? Di kasi ako marunong mag after effects.

thanks loverboy and friends.

Videopost in Max or use the Composite Package that came with the Max installers.

wow sabi ko na nga ba mani sayo to eh...Thanks bro it helps me a lot.

Nakalimutan kong sabihin, if you want to be adventurous, you can also use the mighty MATERIAL editor to composite your renderings. Remember right-clicking the slot and choosing render image?

v_wrangler wrote:

AUSTRIA wrote:

v_wrangler wrote:

AUSTRIA wrote:Big thanks mga bros. one thing na lang siguro may Way ba sa Max na mag stitch
ng mga images para mag animate ng scene? Di kasi ako marunong mag after effects.

thanks loverboy and friends.

Videopost in Max or use the Composite Package that came with the Max installers.

wow sabi ko na nga ba mani sayo to eh...Thanks bro it helps me a lot.

Nakalimutan kong sabihin, if you want to be adventurous, you can also use the mighty MATERIAL editor to composite your renderings. Remember right-clicking the slot and choosing render image?

Bro sasamantalahin ko na hah...nabasa ko to sa tanong ni SIr Nomer eh di ko po makuha...Sensiya na medyo slow eh
inaral ko yan bro...you mean animation scene ba or image sa Material slot pwede mag stitch. Sorry pwede po ba
paki explain pa....Hahahah TIA

This is another way to stitch or composite rendered image sequences using the Material Editor kung wala kang AF or mahal mo lang talaga ang 3dsmax:

1. Select an unused slot in the material editor.
2. Add a Composite Map in any slot of the Material. e.g Diffuse slot
3. While at the topmost level of the Material, drag this the Composite Map to any available slot.
3. Use the composite map and add layers depending on the number of image sequences you like to stitch.
4. In each slot of the Composite Map, add a Bitmap loader and load your sequence.
5. Change the frame number you want this image sequence to start by modifying the frame number value in the Time parameters of the Bitmap loader (Make sure you chose the End Condition "Hold" para hindi mag-loop ang image sequence)
6. Do the same thing for the other sequences.
7. Once you are done, go back to the topmost level of the Composite Map, right click the slot, choose "Render Map"
8. Change rendering size as desired and choose an output path.
9. Hit render and wait.

Hope this makes sense.

v_wrangler wrote:This is another way to stitch or composite rendered image sequences using the Material Editor kung wala kang AF or mahal mo lang talaga ang 3dsmax:

1. Select an unused slot in the material editor.
2. Add a Composite Map in any slot of the Material. e.g Diffuse slot
3. While at the topmost level of the Material, drag this the Composite Map to any available slot.
3. Use the composite map and add layers depending on the number of image sequences you like to stitch.
4. In each slot of the Composite Map, add a Bitmap loader and load your sequence.
5. Change the frame number you want this image sequence to start by modifying the frame number value in the Time parameters of the Bitmap loader (Make sure you chose the End Condition "Hold" para hindi mag-loop ang image sequence)
6. Do the same thing for the other sequences.
7. Once you are done, go back to the topmost level of the Composite Map, right click the slot, choose "Render Map"
8. Change rendering size as desired and choose an output path.
9. Hit render and wait.

Hope this makes sense.

Wow subrang helpful....then after that save to AVI right? Thanks a lot kaya pala mahirap ko makuha kasi dami pa gagawin.

AUSTRIA wrote:

v_wrangler wrote:This is another way to stitch or composite rendered image sequences using the Material Editor kung wala kang AF or mahal mo lang talaga ang 3dsmax:

1. Select an unused slot in the material editor.
2. Add a Composite Map in any slot of the Material. e.g Diffuse slot
3. While at the topmost level of the Material, drag this the Composite Map to any available slot.
3. Use the composite map and add layers depending on the number of image sequences you like to stitch.
4. In each slot of the Composite Map, add a Bitmap loader and load your sequence.
5. Change the frame number you want this image sequence to start by modifying the frame number value in the Time parameters of the Bitmap loader (Make sure you chose the End Condition "Hold" para hindi mag-loop ang image sequence)
6. Do the same thing for the other sequences.
7. Once you are done, go back to the topmost level of the Composite Map, right click the slot, choose "Render Map"
8. Change rendering size as desired and choose an output path.
9. Hit render and wait.

Hope this makes sense.

Wow subrang helpful....then after that save to AVI right? Thanks a lot kaya pala mahirap ko makuha kasi dami pa gagawin.

Well, you may render out to sequences, AVI or Quicktime (if you are using a 32-bit machine). I prefer quicktime over AVIs because of the limited codecs available for the latter.

v_wrangler wrote:

AUSTRIA wrote:

v_wrangler wrote:This is another way to stitch or composite rendered image sequences using the Material Editor kung wala kang AF or mahal mo lang talaga ang 3dsmax:

1. Select an unused slot in the material editor.
2. Add a Composite Map in any slot of the Material. e.g Diffuse slot
3. While at the topmost level of the Material, drag this the Composite Map to any available slot.
3. Use the composite map and add layers depending on the number of image sequences you like to stitch.
4. In each slot of the Composite Map, add a Bitmap loader and load your sequence.
5. Change the frame number you want this image sequence to start by modifying the frame number value in the Time parameters of the Bitmap loader (Make sure you chose the End Condition "Hold" para hindi mag-loop ang image sequence)
6. Do the same thing for the other sequences.
7. Once you are done, go back to the topmost level of the Composite Map, right click the slot, choose "Render Map"
8. Change rendering size as desired and choose an output path.
9. Hit render and wait.

Hope this makes sense.

Wow subrang helpful....then after that save to AVI right? Thanks a lot kaya pala mahirap ko makuha kasi dami pa gagawin.

Well, you may render out to sequences, AVI or Quicktime (if you are using a 32-bit machine). I prefer quicktime over AVIs because of the limited codecs available for the latter.

This is cool. Very useful. Not just advanced. Hope to learn more tricks..Thanks Sir V.

v_wrangler wrote:This is another way to stitch or composite rendered image sequences using the Material Editor kung wala kang AF or mahal mo lang talaga ang 3dsmax:

1. Select an unused slot in the material editor.
2. Add a Composite Map in any slot of the Material. e.g Diffuse slot
3. While at the topmost level of the Material, drag this the Composite Map to any available slot.
3. Use the composite map and add layers depending on the number of image sequences you like to stitch.
4. In each slot of the Composite Map, add a Bitmap loader and load your sequence.
5. Change the frame number you want this image sequence to start by modifying the frame number value in the Time parameters of the Bitmap loader (Make sure you chose the End Condition "Hold" para hindi mag-loop ang image sequence)
6. Do the same thing for the other sequences.
7. Once you are done, go back to the topmost level of the Composite Map, right click the slot, choose "Render Map"
8. Change rendering size as desired and choose an output path.
9. Hit render and wait.

Hope this makes sense.

thanks sir V ngayon ko lang din nalaman ito. ma try nga

Apologies to the thread starter:

This particular functionality in 3dsmax (render map) allows you to collapse your complicated materials into a single image or sequence, thus speeding up rendering time. It also minimizes RAM usage because MAX no longer need to load multiple texture images to produce a single bitmap during rendering.

Also, think of the Composite Map as a mini-photoshop in 3dsmax. You can also use the layers to combine images using various methods found in PS or AFX such as additive, multiply, screen etc.

This is also a good way to create dirtmapped textures on the fly. e.g Dirtmap on top (mulitplied) over a diffuse image...

There's a lot of possiblities and as I always say, there's a million ways to do the same thing in 3dsmax..

I'm glad to be of help.