Technically we could export each image on its own and then use an external program to glue them into one video but mortal beings should avoid such time investments wherever they can. This is science inside the regular scene view.Īnd we want to have some quality like this: A high quality render image of the camera’s view.
Here we chose an example with lots of rotations using the frame number $F inside transformations nodes. Then we need some animation to reference. A scene with a floor, a camera and light.
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Render Set Upįirst of all we need a camera ( see how to set one up) in the scene that our renderer will reference. This means that we render slower than with a licensed version. As far as we are concerned, the free apprentice version only allows the use of the Matra render on the CPU which is usually not the best choice but more than enough for our use. Houdini comes with a built in render engine called Mantra. It is the default engine we have previously used in the render tab and that we will continue to use. Different render engines have different techniques and methods that make things like hair look different in each engine. Examples of other render engines RenderMan, V-Ray, Octane etc…. What do we do if we have a series of images that we want to combine in a single video? RenderersĮven inside Houdini you can switch the render engine. We have learned in the rendering and working with cameras tutorial how to save single images of a render.
Lets assume that you have create some magnificent piece of animation in Houdini. Click here to get to find a link to the Guided Houdini Files.
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