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  1. Matt Matt

    Alright, so if I've got a 3D shot, and I want its speed to match the 12 frames per second speed of a 2D cartoon, but the final video file itself will be 24 frames per second, how would i go about this?

    Saturday, 09-Aug-14 05:17:20 UTC from web
    1. Steve Steve

      @mrmattimation Divide it by two

      Saturday, 09-Aug-14 06:59:37 UTC from web
      1. Matt Matt

        @derphoove I don't think you understand. The *.swf will be, on a technical level, 24 frames per second. I get the 12 frames number because I animate on twos. The final MP4, after all post production, will be 24 frames per second. Therefore, exporting the 3D at 12 fps would be pointless because it would just end up getting sped up in After Effects.

        Saturday, 09-Aug-14 14:46:43 UTC from web
        1. Scribus Scribus

          @mrmattimation So after that explanation (and my admittedly knowing jack about animation), it seems pretty clear to do it at 24 if 12 will get sped up.

          Saturday, 09-Aug-14 14:56:28 UTC from MuSTArDroid
          1. Matt Matt

            @scribus But I want it to match the overall speed of the Flash animation, which is 12 frames per second.

            Saturday, 09-Aug-14 14:57:46 UTC from web
            1. Scribus Scribus

              @mrmattimation What if you did it at 24 but odd frames were duplicates of the even frame either before or after it?

              Saturday, 09-Aug-14 14:59:20 UTC from MuSTArDroid
              1. Matt Matt

                @scribus I don't know how to do that in Blender. I've been googling it to no avail, so I was hoping that I could just like use some fancy math mangoes to get it to work, but looking back I realize that wouldn't work.

                Saturday, 09-Aug-14 15:00:04 UTC from web
                1. Scribus Scribus

                  @mrmattimation Well, drat.

                  Saturday, 09-Aug-14 15:02:58 UTC from MuSTArDroid