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General Category => General Anim8or Forum => Topic started by: mikeman118 on April 13, 2008, 10:53:00 am
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Hi,
I was built a terrain in Terranim8or, and then when I open it Anim8or, it looks much less detailed. I attached pictures of the two different softwares. The first one is Terrainim8or, and the second is Anim8or. They don't look too different when rendered as a picture, but when I render it as a movie it looks much less detailed and not as good. Is there any way to fix this or is this just how it is? Thanks in advance.
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are they both rendered with anti-aliasing?
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I know that the Anim8or one is with anti-aliasing, however since Terranim8or is cannot render images I'm not sure. (I had to take a screen shot).
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That means that the terranim8or version is not rendered with antialiasing. Antialiasing will not be used in the viewport as that would slow down the viewing process a TON. So if you want the terrain to look like it does in terranim8or you may just want to turn off antialiasing, but then the edges won't look so good.
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How do I do that? ???
I can't check or uncheck anti-aliasing in the viewport preferences.
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Anyone know?
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You do it when you render. So when you go "Render>Render image..." and the popup box appears, there's an 'antialiased' option that you can uncheck.
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Well, that works when rendering an image in object mode, but not a movie (although I haven't tried rendering an image in scene mode). Is there any way to fix that, or do I just have to live with it?
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You can render your movies without anti aliasing in scene mode but they have to be fairly high res videos or they're going to look horrible.
In scene mode: Render>Render Movie> in the Image menu where you can adjust the size of the movie you'll see a check box to turn of the Anti Aliasing.
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personally, i think the antialiased image looks fine. if you tried rendering a video of that object without AA on, then it'd look awful, you'd get a sort of 'swimming textures' effect, which is nearly always a really bad thing :P
- colclough