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From: Joe Angell <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: video seq.s w/PAR-TBCIV
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> > Just one note, LW will not load any frames from a sequence until you
> > actually render the frame.
>
> >     ONE more tip:  If you are rendering frame ZERO, you usually will
> > NOT have a frame to load, so you'll see nothing on whatever surface, etc
> > is applicable.  OUCH!
>
> The way to get around this is to start rendering frame 1 but abort after
> all of the images have been loaded into RAM.  Now when you go to render
> from fram ZERO, LightWave will not find a new image to load and will just
> use the one that is already loaded into memory.

Or you could use an Image Offset of -1 frame in the Images Panel, in
which case Frame 0 will load Image.001, frame 1 will load Image.002, ect.

Just another 1/5th of a dime...

-- Joe
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