Click on any of the gifs to see it in a video format. Unfortunately gifs make terrible examples when showing framerate settings and SE doesn't support embedding of other formats. Of course, you can do both at once too )Īgain, click the gif to see it in a video format. See the manual for details on how to use motion blur in blender internal and in cycles. Here's the same scene at 60fps (click the gif to see a better version):Īdd some motion blur to smooth the transition between frames Increase the framerate, adding more frames while keeping the same run time.ĪFAIK youtube will play high framerate videos at a reduced framerate at lower user-set quality levels, so this may not be an ideal solution for youtube (the results may not be the same for all youtube quality settings). To fix this, you have a couple options: Increase the framerate Your donation will directly help fund the web hosting of the Mine-imator. Before upgrading, you have the option to donate towards the Mine-imator project.
This is done using a key that can be received via this page. This can happen when fast moving objects result in a large difference between consecutive frames.įor reference, here's what my test scene looks like at 24 fps without any motion blur: To export movies and images without a watermark, you must upgrade Mine-imator from Trial to Full.
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