Is there a way to print out your completed scene?

taftdavidhaynes

Is there a way to print out your completed scene frame by frame?

Thanks

Dave

Griffin Avid

Yay! I think I know something. Or maybe not. Under render options you have image or movie.

Under movie you can render as a series of frames.

I did that before and used a video editing program to re-stitch them back together into one continuous animation.

Also, once you have the series of images saved you can select them all and use your normal system of printing images on your computer.

I doubt your computer could have any facility to render such a huge file - like your scene would be while it's in Daz.

To make your scene an actual printable image, there still would be a render happening.

 

Might want to read through these...

http://www.daz3d.com/forums/discussion/49097/questiong-regarding-rendering-image-series-vs-movie-animation-in-daz-studio-4-6-4-7q

 

 

http://www.3ddsaddict.com/blog/327-how-to-render-an-animation-with-daz-studio/

 

BeeMKay

Yes, render series would be the correct setting. It allows you to render a series with an image prefix of your choice.

You can also tell the program which frames to render, so if you have an animation sequence of 800 frames, you can render them in "segments" of your own selection, like "frame 450 to 480", instead of having to wade through the entire 800 frames. 

Unless you are referring to an actual 3D physical printour like a plastic figurine.

taftdavidhaynes

avxp said:

Yay! I think I know something. Or maybe not. Under render options you have image or movie.

Under movie you can render as a series of frames.

I did that before and used a video editing program to re-stitch them back together into one continuous animation.

Also, once you have the series of images saved you can select them all and use your normal system of printing images on your computer.

I doubt your computer could have any facility to render such a huge file - like your scene would be while it's in Daz.

To make your scene an actual printable image, there still would be a render happening.

 

Might want to read through these...

http://www.daz3d.com/forums/discussion/49097/questiong-regarding-rendering-image-series-vs-movie-animation-in-daz-studio-4-6-4-7q

 

 

http://www.3ddsaddict.com/blog/327-how-to-render-an-animation-with-daz-studio/

 

Thank you very much

Dave