- #Timeline 3d slow to load mp4
- #Timeline 3d slow to load update
#Timeline 3d slow to load mp4
Once you have finished setting up your camera and keyframes and the various options available to you, it can be exported as either MP4 or a series of PNG still image files, depending on the Compression Quality set in Enscape’s Visual Settings Output tab, or in the dialog that opens when you click the Export button at the bottom right of the Video Editor UI.
Stop playback and return to selected keyframe. Play from the currently selected keyframe. The four icons below these options are, from left to right: Field of View – When checked the keyframe’s camera field of view can be overridden via a slider or numerical input. Focal Point – When checked the keyframe’s camera focal point can be overridden via a slider or numerical input. Time of Day – When checked, will override the time of day for that keyframe to create, for example, sun studies. 
The option is not available for the first keyframe of a video path. Timestamp – When checked this will override the selected keyframe’s position in the timeline.
#Timeline 3d slow to load update
Update – *IMPORTANT – after making any changes, you need to click this button to update changes made to the camera at that keyframe. Bin icon – Delete the current keyframe. Arrow icon – Exit Keyframe Override options. Hovering over the two adjacent icons will turn them orange, and these icons represent the following actions: If (2/3) was shown, we would be editing keyframe 2. Keyframe – For example, if we have set 3 keyframes this will additionally provide the information (1/3) indicating we are currently editing keyframe 1 of a set of 3 keyframes. When a keyframe is selected it will be shown highlighted in orange. In between keyframes always use a diamond shape to represent the keyframe. The start and end keyframes are always arrows. You can see the orange arrow at the bottom of the adjacent screenshot which represents the first keyframe in the timeline. Shaky Camera – When checked this will apply a jittering movement to the camera along it’s path, as if the camera is being carried, rather than mounted on a camera dolly. This is globally applied and is enabled by default. Ease In/Out – When checked the speed the camera travels in to / out of a keyframe is slowed down / sped up, respectively. 
This only becomes available once 2 or more keyframes have been created. Total Duration – Allows you to adjust the total length of a video.Show Gridlines – Displays a 3×3 grid over the viewport to help framing, camera position, and composition.Any camera path can be loaded into any project, although you may need to re-edit the keyframes. Load path from file… – Opens the ‘Load Path’ dialog to allow a previously created camera path to be loaded into the project.Save path to file… – This will open a ‘Save Path’ dialog to allow the current camera path to be saved for re-use in the same or in other projects.If no camera path exists this option is redundant. New camera path – If a camera path exists in a project, then you will be prompted if you would like to delete it, so that a new camera path can be created.Video Path – Clicking on the 3 line icon adjacent will reveal 3 options: The Video Editor’s options are located to the left side of the Enscape viewport are, from the top down, as follows:
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