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Render Flam3 low-quality preview of the new Global Camera Rotation feature

I’ve got finally had some free cpu to render a short preview sequence out of the 12 Temper those Fiery Particles designs.
Here it is; the final sequence will be a bit longer (currently working on it).
Hope you’ll like it.

Upcoming RenderFlam3 1.3.6 example.

Rendered in low quality (Samples=50) using Flam3 just to give a preview of the Apophysis Script’s results.

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RenderFlam3 1.3.1 upcoming version example: simple Camera Angle/Zoom and Color Cycle sequence.

Rendered in low quality (Samples=50) just to give a preview of the script’s reults.

Two new small previews vids created using RenderFlam3 Step script.

Tdwnc is the first sequence using Variation’s Variables morphing; the result is quite good, the main problem here is due to Spline interpolation that shifts frames motion after KeyFrame temporal position.
I’ll render the same sequence, as soon as possible, using the Linear interpolation that could cure the shift probelm but it’d provide les smooth motion.

Willpower sequence preview rendered using RenderFlam3 Step Apophysis script; low quality renderind done using Samples=50.

The two original Willpower design are available here: Willpower and Willpower 2

I found that my three “RenderFlam3 Step” Script sample vids are spreading around the net. Funny enough.
Thanks everyone for their support!

They can be found on SUMO.tv too
RenderFlam3 Step test 1, RenderFlam3 Step test 2 and Whirling Test.

Note: they’re not properly credited, this is a quite common behaviour at that site as far as I can read in other videos comments.

Just nother simple example using Apophysis RenderFlam3 Step script.
This one morphs through a mix of PostXForm and FinalXForm Flames.

The sequence was rendered in low quality (Samples=50) just to give a preview of the script’s results.

A couple of simple example about Apophysis RenderFlam3 Step script.

The sequences was rendered in low quality (Samples=50) just to give a preview of the script’s results.