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Animation: The Track Pane in the ........ About Truespace Archives These pages are a copy of the official truespace forums prior to their removal somewhere around 2011. They are retained here for archive purposes only. Animation: The Track Pane in the ........ // New Users 1  |   Order by default Post by Steinie // Aug 16, 2006, 4:15am Steinie Total Posts: 3667 Ok, I haven't really used the Animation features in TS so I decided to try. I understand the benefits of keyframing and let TS render in betweens but I wanted a differant effect. I keyframed 27 movements or in other words I made 27 changes and keyframed each one. I click play to review and it works. I render and I get 27 renders of the first frame. Now I discover that the frame count is 1 and I cannot get it to increase in count. I would move object, keyframe, click record, click next frame. I see a timeline created and keyframes created. User error? Post by Bobbins // Aug 16, 2006, 5:25am Bobbins Total Posts: 506 You wouldn't happen to be rendering to VRay would you? Sounds like the Bridge could be off so only the first frame will be present in the Player for VRay to render. If you open the Scene Editor do you see your keys present at the correct frames? Post by Steinie // Aug 16, 2006, 5:47am Steinie Total Posts: 3667 Yes I am using V-Ray from the Modeler side. I am at work but do not recall turning off the Bridge. Does it turn itself off for certain operations? (I couldn't imagine why it would) For those wondering, YES I read the manual! One thing caught my eye on page 652 "Set the current frame number ....by typing the number in the Current Frame Number box and pressing Enter I did not use the "Enter" key does that make a differance? Also it appears that all the keyframes were between frames 0 and 1 Post by Bobbins // Aug 16, 2006, 8:07am Bobbins Total Posts: 506 Hard to work this out - if you are saying that you have 27 keyframes between 0 and 1 then just expand the animation in the Scene Editor to cover 27 frames and render.If not then your keyframes are lost. In either case I can't imagine what happened to make it that way. As for pressing enter after entering the frame number, I always do otherwise how else can you be sure the frame number change has been taken? Post by GraySho // Aug 16, 2006, 8:17am GraySho Total Posts: 695 If you don't hit enter and use keyboard shortcuts (like I do regularly), the letters are written into that field instead. It's a must ;)

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