That function works just fine on the screen test, BTW.ĭrivers are up-to-date, DirectX is current, and I am working with 300 DPI imported props.CrazyTalk Animator 3 (CTA3) demystifies animation for anyone with new character design, scene building, and character motion tools to create studio-level 2D animation results on PC and Mac. No, I am not accidentally pressing "preview". Yes, I have successfully rendered other videos, although this same problem occurred and was not resolved with one of them. Close that out, and reopen my screen test, and it again won't render. If I close out my project and try to save a simple animation (Allison walking across screen) it renders just fine. The file CTA just outputted is 1 frame long, and usually just all black or all green, though sometimes it's the first frame of my screen test. Then it goes immediately to the "Media export complete, do you wish to open now?" window, completely bypassing the window which shows the frame-by-frame rendition. When I try to export the clip as a WMV file, CTA starts the process normally. The actor moves from behind the set to out on stage.
I have a stage and several props, one actor, and a mergeprop with about 15 child sprites.
My video is only 15 seconds long ((it's a screen test)(which is failing)). I have been experiencing problems exporting my videos to WMV format. This animated character is part of a marketing/branding initiative, and time is running VERY short! I'd be more-than-happy to let Peter (or anybody else for that matter) access my desktop via Team Viewer to help solve the problem. Please help!īelow are two screen captures of my efforts: I've tried every conceivable iteration that I can think of, yet no consistent results. I also digested the "wonky feet" thread on this topic, and heeded all the advice (ref: ), especially the bits about front versus side poses of the actor in Composer mode. Per instructions, I used an existing vector actor (Eddie) as a template, and painstakingly replaced every applicable body part using the Character Composer Sprite Editor. But now I'm stuck and in dire need of help.įirst off, please know that I carefully followed instructions and consumed every available tutorial on the topic. I spent good money licensing the rights to the character, and TONS of time building her up to this point, and learning the nuances of CTA.
Hi, I am trying to complete my custom vector-based actor.
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