Inventor Studio render animation useless.
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I don't know about anyone else, but I have to say that I am tired of Inventer studio.
I've read the help, I can do animations, on all the fancy bits with cameras, constraint animation and fades. I can play my video on the animation timeline, and as far as I am concerned it plays well enough on the screen to show clients what their product is going to do for demo purpose.
That is not my complaint. My complaint is purely, hit the render animation, select a bunch of options, the computer spends all night saving a video file. In the morning the video file is 6kB in size, and the animation is worthy of the rubbish bin. How can the computer be kept busy all night on a 6kB file?????
It just doesn't seem to matter what I select the video output is just shocking. Most times Windows media will not play it, but only brings up the first frame and then the time bar just increases with no change in image. VLC manages to get more out of it.
So how is it that the rendering engine can be so bad???? I just want the video to look like it does on screen in the preview. I have wasted so much time inside the render animation dialog that I have given up on it. I now use a third party screen capture program, and I set the animation rolling, and hit record to capture the screen.
It does all manner of stange things, I have an aluminium part as set in the materials, and colour coded anodized black. It looks black on the screen and preview animation. Hit render and select whatever you like, and it renders in like a piece of cork in texture, and I can't find anything on why it does that either. See attached image.
I'm sorry to say, I just don't seem to find the settings to make this useful.
If you want to fix something for the next version, get the render animation working so that some semblance of defaults are there so I can render an animation without fail. Maybe its just the help needs to be written so that its a slap in the face as to which options to use, as I have no idea what gaussian/box etc refer to....and it seems neither does the help???
I guess that's it, does anybody have a bunch of default settings that work, as I have never produced a video file from the render animation that I would hand to a customer.
Very frustrated.
Colin