Introduction to Maya - Rendering in Arnold
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Rendering File Types Are Frame Number
The files are saving as whatever the frame number is..
What I mean is, I selected it to render as a .png file type but it is rendering in a file type that is the frame number..
So, frame 1 would be in file type "001" and frame 2 would be in file type "002" so on and so on..
If you're wondering what the animation is, it is just a basic rig moving.. and that's practically it..
The rendering seems fine in the script editor too..
Sorry if I seem dumb with this, I am new to Maya.
Any help?
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I set it to name.ext.#In the common tab of the render settings, under the "File Output" section, what's the "frame/animation ext" set to?
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Btw, I was following the SimplyMaya tutorial on this
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What I mean is, I selected it to render as a .png file type but it is rendering in a file type that is the frame number..
So, frame 1 would be in file type "001" and frame 2 would be in file type "002" so on and so on..
If you're wondering what the animation is, it is just a basic rig moving.. and that's practically it..
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