A long time we see. I am trying to animate an "animated sweep", meaning, I would like the source of my object be rendered frame by frame during the building of the lofted surface.
I can't find how I can make it
:-(
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Animated sweep and rendering the construction
A long time we see. I am trying to animate an "animated sweep", meaning, I would like the source of my object be rendered frame by frame during the building of the lofted surface.
I can't find how I can make it
:-(
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Actually I a using a ramp texture for the opacity shader and it works fine.Could you show us that you want to loft.................dave
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