Local Turntable Render No Longer Available

[Anonymous]

When I try to do a turntable render. I no longer have the option to do it locally after the latest update. Am I doing something wrong or is this no longer available now that I just have "BASIC"

[ahreum.ryu]

Hi @Anonymous, 

Thank you for posting. 

I'm aware of it has been supporting on cloud. For sure, I've already asked other experts it. if I received any response, I'll get back to you. please give me more time! 

thank you for your warm understanding. 

Many thanks. 

[anandjoshi]

Hello Dave,

Turntable render is only available using cloud render and not local render since its inception. So we never supported local turntable render.

Hope this helps.

Regards,

Anand

[Anonymous]

So paid subscribers have to pay more to render turn table views? Something that other application support for free. 

[Anonymous]

Hi 

Your response makes no sense. Turntable rendern simply turns the object along it's y axis and renders that view. Then it stitches those together. 

If you can render one you can render 36. 

I do not have a amazing internet connection but a solid workstation which can easily handle these workloads. I hope you can add this feature in the next update 

thank you 

[speedfreakgarage]

@anandjoshi @ahreum.ryu  Not being able to render turntable animations locally, is unacceptable.  When will we get a local render option?  We pay for this software.  Forcing us to use cloud credits is highway robbery.

[TrippyLighting]

@speedfreakgarage I wonder what quality of turn table render would be acceptable to you.

Even the cloud turntable render only allows 36 frames so 1 frame every 10 degrees. That is not even hobby level.

My suggestion would be to export your model as a .fbx and do the turntable render in Blender. With a little luck and if the object lends itself to it you can do that in Realtime using Blenders Eevee real time render engine.

For turntable renders a purely CPU based render engine is really not the right tool!  

[speedfreakgarage]

I like using Cycles in Blender. But I stand behind my point that turntable
rendering should be available locally in Fusion.

[Anonymous]

that is just sad

[Juan_Pierre]

the more I use fusion the less I want to use it.