Animation and full render

Animation and full render

Marielen_
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Animation and full render

Marielen_
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I created an animation in navisworks in shaded mode. This animation does not work in full render mode, I would like to know why?

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Mohamed-Nassar
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Try to export this view point and change the view to Full render then Import them again and try it onw more time

 

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dgorsman
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Could you please elaborate on "does not work"?  Does it crash the program, not show anything, or...?

 

Also, by animation do you mean a viewpoint animation, or an object animation, and/or an exported movie file?

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Marielen_
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I used the "animator" tool to create the animation for a project. The elements "accept" the timeline visibility / invisibility command in "shaded" mode.

When I change to "full render" mode the elements do not recognize the effects of the animation, for example, they should all be invisible but are visible from the beginning, the animation effect is lost.

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dgorsman
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From memory, the full render mode ignores transparency (and color) settings if there is a material applied to the object.  Materials have various settings which would affect transparency as well, which would cause a conflict if both were applied at the same time.

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