Why don't you use the miff format (which stands for multiple tiff)? Then you
will have all the frames in a single file. ImageMagick knows how to work with
this format, so you can animate it or extract frames from it or any kind of
postprocessing you wish.
Dragos
On Tue, Aug 23, 2005 at
J Dick wrote:
I'm trying to save animation frames, using the
continous save option on the image module, but the
images are overwriting eachother. I'm looking for the
images to save under a single name, but with
increasing numbers after them. For example:
frame01
frame02
frame03
etc.
Use Marco's plan to create the file names. Then drive WriteImage module with that name. Take the 1st 2 outputs of Image to Render to create the image and send it to WriteImage. Be sure to specify the image type (I prefer TIFF) inside WriteImage.
UpdateCamera takes the same point of view as Image,
Jessica,
I found that I had to manually change each new file name. I don't remember
why I gave up on doing it automatically; I think I decided it would require
reprogramming the {Save Image} module.
At 03:49 PM 24/08/2005, you wrote:
I'm trying to save animation frames, using the
continous