womil

Hi, thanks a lot all of You for Your help. Now I was successful in creating an animated gif file which shows transparency. I have to play around with the settings for the gif but it is more or less what I wanted to see. I will upload a test gif as soon as I think its good enough to show to You. Thank You all, Wolfgang

Hello, after rendering the rotating logo I want make it show up in a presentation as a video clip as well as an animated gif. It is important that the background of the presentation can be seen behind the rotating object. At the moment I have rendered tga-files with alpha channel "on", I have rendered an avi-file with alpha channel "on". But now I am at a stop. How can I create a video clip (and/or animated gif) of my rotating object which can be put on top of a presentation background (e.g. power point presentation)? In the last week of September our group is organizing a congress about solid state chemistry. The logo will be the congress logo. Regards, Wolfgang

Hi XTaz, thank You for the suggestion. But for me it is not clear: Which program can I use to render to png-Format? Is it possible in Animation Master? At the moment I'm lost. I've uploaded a quicktime movie of my object. Regards, Wolfgang FG_Logo_6.mov

Dear Caroline, thanks for Your fast reply. I did now like You told me. I removed the ground and in the camera view only the object to render and the sky were to see. The resulting tga-file showed black background, but no transparency. By the way, my A:M version is 10.5r. Regards, Wolfgang

Hi A:M users and specialists, I 've converted a logo from 2D to 3D by A:M and made it rotating. Now I wanted to render this rotating logo with "transparent" background. Is it possible by A:M to create an object surrounded by "transparency"? I hope it will be clear what is my problem. Thank You in advance for any help. Regards, Womil

Hello, this avi-file of a rotating blue light is my first own project outside the exercises and tutorials. Of course, it is not of artistic value. But I hope I can learn from your critics and improve my knowledge on animation:master. The most time I spent by fitting the lighting performance so that the blue light looks as real as possible. Best regards, Wolfgang Bluelight.zip