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tools:lc4d:render [2021/04/22 12:30] – [Step 3: Rendering a frame] Bob Varkevissertools:lc4d:render [2021/05/02 17:32] (current) – [Step 2: Assigning Lasershow Converter 4D as the renderer] Bob Varkevisser
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 3. Add the Lasershow Converter 4D (LC4D) to the Effects menu. 3. Add the Lasershow Converter 4D (LC4D) to the Effects menu.
  
-Now the default settings of the Lasershow Converter appear. The Lasershow Converter effect is subdivided into five sections for specific settings. These are **Default line types**, **Default line color**, Default filter settings, **Laser Output** and **LC4D Help**. These sections are explained more detailed in the [[tools:lc4d:render_overview|Post-Render Effect]] chapter.+Now the default settings of the Lasershow Converter appear. The Lasershow Converter effect is subdivided into five sections for specific settings. These are **Default line types**, **Default line color**, Default filter settings, **Laser Output** and **LC4D Help**. These sections are explained more detailed in the [[tools:lc4d:post-render-effect|Post-Render Effect]] chapter.
  
 Please note that changes on these settings are affecting all objects in the scene. For applying adjustments on selected objects, the **Object Tag** offers more detailed possibilities. Please note that changes on these settings are affecting all objects in the scene. For applying adjustments on selected objects, the **Object Tag** offers more detailed possibilities.
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 To see the rendered results, simply click the Render button (or use the <CTRL+R> shortcut) to see the resulting cube outline. To see the rendered results, simply click the Render button (or use the <CTRL+R> shortcut) to see the resulting cube outline.
  
-| {{:tools:lc4d:step3-4.gif|}} |The render button]|+| {{:tools:lc4d:step3-4.gif?nolink|}} |The render button]|
  
 The result can be seen below: The result can be seen below:
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-  - Press the Auto-Keyframing button below the perspective view. {{:tools:lc4d:step4-2.gif|}} +1. Press the Auto-Keyframing button below the perspective view.  
-  - Move the **Time Slider** all the way to the right, to frame 100. + 
-  - Move the box with the moving tool. Ensure that the box is selected. {{:tools:lc4d:step4-3.gif|}}+{{:tools:lc4d:step4-2.gif?nolink|}} 
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 +2. Move the **Time Slider** all the way to the right, to frame 100. 
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 +3. Move the box with the moving tool. Ensure that the box is selected.  
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 +{{:tools:lc4d:step4-3.gif?nolink|}}
  
 At this point, you should be able to move the Time Slider back and forth, and see the box moving. At this point, you should be able to move the Time Slider back and forth, and see the box moving.
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 Simply click "Yes" to render the scene anyway. Simply click "Yes" to render the scene anyway.
  
-{{:tools:lc4d:step4-6.gif|}}+{{:tools:lc4d:step4-6.gif?nolink|}}
  
 ===== Step 5: Viewing an animation ===== ===== Step 5: Viewing an animation =====
tools/lc4d/render.1619087445.txt · Last modified: by Bob Varkevisser
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