andyhowell Posted June 10, 2023 Share Posted June 10, 2023 Just wondering if there is a solution to this I have some animation/simulation. I need to export this on 2's (So every other frame is a copy of the pervious one) This is to match animation being done in Maya. It's to replicate a stop motion style that the project requires. My solution is to us a timewarp node and initially speeding the input by 2, then adding a secondary timewarp node to then half it's input, then going back to the original speed. My problem is that somewhere along the line it seems to interpolate the frames on the second time warp node. Even with interpolation off. The solution I have found is to cache the first timewarp node and then half it's speed when reading in. Then when I step through the animation, everything is now on 2's. Just wondering if there is a better way of getting this staccato motion, to have it on 2's but without the need to cache before the final timewarp. Alternitaively exporting the sim/animation on 2's via Alembic and missing the timewarps altogether. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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