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From: Dan Ablan <dma@mcs.net>
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Subject: Re: Glow and Field rendering
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Daniel Dugour wrote:
> The problem is that the glow was not rendered in reverse field mode, so it
> jitters all over the place on the final video.
>
> Has anyone else had this problem? Is it a known bug?
It's a known bug.
Even with Rev. C., it's still flickers.
WORK AROUND:
Render out the entire scene, without
the glowing objects (field rendering on).
Bring the frames back in as a background
image sequence. Render just the glows over
that sequecenc (no field rendering).
Had a recent project, with electric bolts turning on
part of a John Deere logo. Same problems with flickers, etc.
I did it in two passes, and it worked out just fine.
