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Speaking of disappearing, now in my animation an object just won't appear until a cirtain point. Here's the model file. I can't find what's wrong. If someone can fix it, I would also like to know what was wrong.

 

 

The object that goes wrong is the Nuclear Envalope seems to hide the Nucleolis.(Pink.)

Mitosis.prj.zip

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Could you describe your problem in more detail? I rendered the first frame of this animation, and the pink nucleosis is clearly visible.

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Also doublecheck that the nucleus object itself isn't transparent. Because if it is when it's animated it might disappear/reappear earlier or later than expected. Just a thought. It's happened to me before where I forgot about and objects property so it wasn't acting the way I thought it should when I animated it.

 

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I'm not sure why you set up the models the way you did and why you have the material added once in the model area and again in the chor. Also having a group the same as the whole model. Seems to me like a lot of extra work. Anyway I did a quick fix and it should work now but I only rendered a few frames at the points you had the parts disappear

 

..edit --hopefully I do not sound like I'm being negative above ...just confused by the way it was setup

 

 

renamed it with an a_ in front

 

 

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My site Sir Rodney was refering to is: http://johnl.inform.net/

 

also check : http://www.lowrestv.com/arm/

A_Mitosis.zip

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