Well a few things about ME.... Just before I was born my Mother and Father was told I was dead by two Docs.... they wanted to remove me.... well I am still here... have done many things love music... play in a few showbands from the late 60s on wards...a few years back had heart attacks one after another spent lots of time in Hospitals jump forwards few years... fell backwards a few times... well my Mother used to just fall no reason was found.... me I again ended up in hospitals forgot how to walk... forgot how to talk could not feed myself reading and writing still have fun and games with... only leave home now days to see doc.. and the hospital... I have been told by my wife that I was in to graphics for years I have books on it in my room don't remember it at all.. What they tell me today I forget by tomorrow Some days I forget how to turn the computers on well I have reached 70.... my Father lived to 98 roll on I want to see 100
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You can perfect the technique of doing your animations so they are not jerky by always making sure that the frame that you begin the next video generation is the last frame that you ended your previous animation with.
You can usually remove this frame upon the playback of picking your last frame from the windows playback. You go to the last frame of the video on your media player and right click and select save frame as into whatever file name you want to give this image frame on your PC. Or you can remove this last frame on your editing program.
After saving this last frame of your animation, when you are ready to start the next continuation video generation. You input that last frame you previously saved and use this as your first frame of your animation. One thing I must point out and this where most people go wrong is that they do not include a similar prompt detailing how the camera should move in the next animation. it is very important that you copy the previous prompt on camera settings into how the animation should look into the next video animation generation, this way the AI will know that you want the same camera settings you were using previously and it will know that you want it to look the same on your animation first frame of the next a second animation. Make sure you include Lighting and any action you may want to be different once the animation starts.
For Example: If It is a car scene like this one you have here, I would make the next 6 second animation by prompting AI with the same camera instructions that I did previously on the 6 second video. I would prompt the same lighting settings and tell AI to continue tracking the speeding car the moment the video starts. If you do this the AI camera and car will know that you basically want to pick up where you last frame left off and it will be a very smooth transition.
If you need any further help, just site mail and I will help you iron out this for you and you will see that the next car animation you do, will be as smooth as silk my friend. Good luck on your next one! :-)
Many thanks for the info, I find that as I tell everyone is that the man who never made an mistake, has never learned anything, with each mis hap or mistake I get nearer to want I want to do.I really do look forward to what computers and programs will allow us to make next year.
Cool dangerous ride !
But then it is an lady driving
How many tickets did that lady get? .... just curious ;-)
You only get tickets in real life in my world no such thing, no cops, no red lights
Reminds me from the days I played Gran Turismo and even Need For Speed. Yeah, even ladies can drive that way :)
I do hope that you have learned to slow down from your wild days