Mastering Blender to KeyShot: Animation Transfer Guide
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Today on Will Gibbons | 3D Rendering, we delve into the intricate art of transferring animations from the mighty Blender to the formidable KeyShot. For those seeking to add a touch of flair to their renders with complex deformations, this tutorial is your ticket to success. In the realm of Blender, keyframes are the unsung heroes, dictating the movements of bones within the Armature to achieve that perfect bend or stretch. But fear not, KeyShot stands ready to embrace these animations, welcoming FBX sequences and Alembic sequences with open arms. However, tread carefully when exporting from Blender, for the devil lies in the details of the FBX settings.
As the Buckle bends and twists in the digital wind, KeyShot beckons, offering a platform to bring these animations to life. Yet, a word of caution echoes through the halls of KeyShot – motion blur may not play ball as expected. The solution? A touch of Clarkson-esque ingenuity. Stretch the animation in Blender, a factor of 32, before export, unleashing a torrent of substeps to appease the motion blur gods. The result? A smoother, more refined visual feast for the eyes. And fear not the bloating of your FBX files, for in the grand scheme of things, the difference is but a mere trifle.
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