Thanks, I tried your suggestion, but there's nothing wrong with the parenting. It is related to parenting, but that's not where the problem lies. It works fine with *deformation* motion blur with the exact same center of rotation, so that proves that the problem is in how *transformation *motion blur is being evaluated. When evaluated per point with a global vector, everything's fine. I wish I could force MR to do that even though I'm not actually deforming anything.
On Tue, Jul 17, 2012 at 1:56 PM, Alok Gandhi <[email protected]>wrote: > Most probably the motion samples are creating an arc due to parenting. > What you need to do is to check this is take the fcurves and scale them > quite a bit. This will allows you to see in "slo-mo" the trajectory of the > wheel as it moves along. If you see the undesired arcing then I would > suggest changing the parenting so the center of motion is at the center of > the wheels. >
