Think about giant brands like Gillette and the popular Apple. Well, to be honest, it WORTH More Than THAT! These days, however, animation is present beyond the cinema halls -being used to showcase products.ĭoes 3D animation beat traditional methods of showcasing products?
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This is mainly because animation has kept us fascinated in movie theatres for the longest time. When many people believe 3D animation, they think entertainment. This industry is bound to grow, particularly now that it has proved to be an effective marketing strategy. The market has undoubtedly grown since that time. The international animation market was valued at $254 billion by 2017. If you are happy, we can now export the scene with any Movie files that you prefer. Preview the animation by going to composition, preview/ RAM Preview. Here I used hdr output.įiles are now being loaded in Adobe After Effects. Select all the files and be sure to tick "radiance sequence". Import the Vray rendered files by right clicking the project panel, import and browsing the initial rendered files we have rendered in Vray SketchUp. Under composition settings, set up the file name, output size, frame rate and time duration. Click composition and create New composition. PART 2: Stitching the Vray Render Stills using Adobe After Effects Here are my rendered files, all rendered files were automatically saved and they were numbered and named sequentially. Under Global switches, we will now untick "Don't Render Image". (see the images below)Īfter loading the files, we are now ready to render the final image. Then we will load them again, this time we will change the mode "From File" and load the saved Maps. In the belowVray Frame buffer, the frame by frame passes were calculated but not the final image.Īfter the pre-calculation of the passes, we will save our irradiance and light catche maps. We will also tick :Batch Render".Then hit Render. In the Light carche roll-out, the mode will be "Flythrough".įinally, in the Global switches/ GI, tick "Dont' Render Image". To do this, we will select "incremental add to current map" mode in the Irradiance Map roll-out We will tell Vray to only calculate the passes and not render the final image. In this step, both the Irradiance Map and Light Catch passes will be pre-calculated. Step 4: Pre-calculation of Irradiance Map and Light Catche It is very important to tick "include frame number" because we need the render stills to be numbered sequentially when we stitch the animation using Adobe After Effects. We need to tick Animation on and select frame rate (3). Here we need to choose the output size* (1) and the render output (2). It is also important to change the scene delay to zero "0". Under the Scene transition, we will enter 5 seconds (its up to you how long this would be). Go to Windows/ Scene Transitions and click animation. Once the key frames (beginning and ending scenes) were established, we will set up the scene transition in Sketchup. Set-up the animation scene and settings in Google Sketch-Up. Scene transition set-up in Google SketchUp Vray for SketchUp animation test from Gerbe Dumahil on Vimeo. This tutorial is divided into two parts Part 1 the VraySu set up, and Part 2 the stitching of rendered image stills using Adobe After Effects.īefore going to the different tutorial steps, let us watch briefly this Vray SU animation courtesy of Gerbe Dumahil. Let us see his Vray SU set uo and how he stitched his still images using After Effects. In this episode, Gerbe shares a simple yet very effective workflow of 3d Animation. First of all, we would like to thank our regular contributor and fast becoming tutorial writer Gerbe Dumahil.
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