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ryanje22
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ryanje22
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am i doing something wrong or is 2000 frames a lot? im trying to make a small scene and im at 33 seconds, and the timeline won't let me increase to the next frame (2001), but in the tutorial videos there are some at 2400 frames in the video. so if someone could tell me how to increase the frames to get the most out of the timeline that would be great. thx
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stuckon3d
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stuckon3d
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ryanje22 (1/14/2010) am i doing something wrong or is 2000 frames a lot? im trying to make a small scene and im at 33 seconds, and the timeline won't let me increase to the next frame (2001), but in the tutorial videos there are some at 2400 frames in the video. so if someone could tell me how to increase the frames to get the most out of the timeline that would be great. thxHi ryanje22, right next to the little frame counter there is a clock, click on it and where is it says 2000, enter a bigger number there. That is all. :) Cheers, Stuckon3d

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Cricky
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Cricky
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elliespotter
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elliespotter
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It's also useful to remember there are 60 frames per second in your iClone project which is different to the frame rate of your output video. So each thirty seconds will require 1800 frames. This is probably extremely obvious to most users but sometimes I think the bleedin' obvious is worth pointing out again :)
Kind regards, Alex
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ryanje22
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ryanje22
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thx all, im in school so i'll try it when i get home
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