i make an particle effect but i dont know how to render it to videos.
help appreciated.
i dont know how to render to videos
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- Enivob
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I don't think Houdini makes video files, only image sequences.
Try rendering your output to an image sequence then use 3rd party external software to convert the sequence into a playable video.
If you are just looking to preview, you can use the built in MPLAY.
Quicktime Pro will play a sequence and Fusion 8 is a free compositor if you need one.
Try rendering your output to an image sequence then use 3rd party external software to convert the sequence into a playable video.
If you are just looking to preview, you can use the built in MPLAY.
Quicktime Pro will play a sequence and Fusion 8 is a free compositor if you need one.
Using Houdini Indie 20.0
Windows 11 64GB Ryzen 16 core.
nVidia 3050RTX 8BG RAM.
Windows 11 64GB Ryzen 16 core.
nVidia 3050RTX 8BG RAM.
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Never, never, never, never render to video. 3DS Max allows you to do it, but it is such a terrible idea. If you crash halfway through the render, the whole file is corrupted. If you crash halfway through a JPEG or TIFF or EXR render, you start up again after you throw away the last file that was saved (almost always half done.) Go on your way without too much of a hiccup. Most render farms will restart after a crash and re-render last frame, and continue.
(I only suggest JPEG renders for quick previews. You should always render to 16 or 32 bit files. EXR files are preferred for compositing and color correction.)
(I only suggest JPEG renders for quick previews. You should always render to 16 or 32 bit files. EXR files are preferred for compositing and color correction.)
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