Hasta La Motion!

Here is a video from Image Engine’s IBC demo from FX Guide

Actually i am a fusion user but now eager to switch to nuke..
In this demo video from Mr.Shervin Shoghian show the compositing using nuke from District 9 film.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=upG81…eature=related

note: Duration 6:45

the complete 3d model is there in nuke 3d work space.. am confused with it.. does this is a .fbx object or what it is..
and how its working when come to an animation?

anybody clear this please..

videos
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YdUWRhxYapY
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=upG81s75UD4

I had encounter a problem, after applying the extrude nurbs to an object, making it editable and applying triangulate in Cinema 4D 11.5, when I use the export .sd plugin I can see 3 different elements, the .sd file exports fine, but when importing from Realflow 5 it recognizes 3 different elements that when imported don’t sit on the plane, but far above, and it’s impossible to center them.
I had attached to image files with the results, hopefully someone can provide guidance on how to set them properly. Please view the screen capture on the link ahead.

Thanks.

I am new to Fusion and for that reason also new to this forum.:)

I am using an evaluation copy of Fusion 6 and I’m finding my way around the software quite happily (think I’m ready to purchase it)
apart from a serious problem.

Whenever I export a project through the saver module, I seem to obtain a progressive footage rather than an interlace one, as it was when imported.
I have even tried to use the interlaced module but with no different results.

I am running the software on my video server and generally I use my Newtek VT4 codec in the settings, but I have also tried with uncompressed RGB. Still, no difference, every time the output file seams to be of progressive nature.
Can anyone help please ? :confused:

Maz

b=nuke.selectedNode()
c=b[‘file’].value()
print c

this gives me F:/del/trst_#####.jpg
cheers.