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jpappas
Here's the first part of the tutorial, you'll need Quicktime with H.264 codec to view it:



-Jim
jpappas
I'm too long-winded in the second part tongue.gif , I need to stop blabbing. The file size is on this last part is a bit big so to make it easier I'm breaking that up into sections, here's the next piece:

-Jim
jpappas
Third and final part. Sorry for the larger file size on this one. I didn't mention in the tutorial, but if you want to animate stars coming at you just animate the StarModels coming at the camera, the StarAction will move along with it.

-Jim
ssappington
James' Starfield Tutorial
Hubukai
we will be watching these tutorials at our animation master meeting this saturday... THANKS!!!
Tralfaz
Are the video tutorials available for download so I can watch them off-line?

Thanks...
Al
jpappas
Hi Al,

Here's all three in one Zip file, this should make it easy for downloading.

-Jim
thebestkiller
cool!
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UltimateLink
I am having a problem with this tutorial,I can't find the alpha buffer in my render to file settings
Jentham2000
Great, thanks!
PeterS
"I am having a problem with this tutorial,I can't find the alpha buffer in my render to file settings "

I believe you need to render out to TGA in order to get the alpha buffer - someone corect me if I'm wrong.
jpappas
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I believe you need to render out to TGA in order to get the alpha buffer - someone corect me if I'm wrong.


Peter,

You're exactly right. For example, choosing JPG as Render to File Type, the Alpha option disappears. I'm in the habit of always rendering to TGA files so I'm always clicking the Alpha off. Thanks!

-Jim

UltimateLink
QUOTE(jpappas @ Oct 30 2007, 04:18 PM) *
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I believe you need to render out to TGA in order to get the alpha buffer - someone corect me if I'm wrong.


Peter,

You're exactly right. For example, choosing JPG as Render to File Type, the Alpha option disappears. I'm in the habit of always rendering to TGA files so I'm always clicking the Alpha off. Thanks!

-Jim


Ty very much Jim and Peter biggrin.gif
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