So the recent versions of Adobe Animate CC have a camera tool thats quite nice and easy to use without having to use a plugin, however, when I export with swivel, it acts as if the camera was never there and doesnt capture ANY of the camera movements. Any help, please? What are some of the settings you have on your swivel application? If you might know how to fix this exporting problem please tell me. Kthx.
At 11/21/17 11:15 PM, Luckymation wrote: So the recent versions of Adobe Animate CC have a camera tool thats quite nice and easy to use without having to use a plugin, however, when I export with swivel, it acts as if the camera was never there and doesnt capture ANY of the camera movements. Any help, please? What are some of the settings you have on your swivel application? If you might know how to fix this exporting problem please tell me. Kthx.
Don't use swivel with ADOBE ANIMATE!!
Export as a video into adobe media encoder. Hope you've got it Kthxby
"In matters of taste there can be no disputes."
At 11/22/17 04:00 PM, OzoneOrange wrote:At 11/21/17 11:15 PM, Luckymation wrote: So the recent versions of Adobe Animate CC have a camera tool thats quite nice and easy to use without having to use a plugin, however, when I export with swivel, it acts as if the camera was never there and doesnt capture ANY of the camera movements. Any help, please? What are some of the settings you have on your swivel application? If you might know how to fix this exporting problem please tell me. Kthx.Don't use swivel with ADOBE ANIMATE!!
Export as a video into adobe media encoder. Hope you've got it Kthxby
oh wow thanks I didn't know swivel didn't work with animate
kinda dissapointing because adobe media encoder is trash but I'll deal with it, thanks!
At 11/22/17 04:00 PM, OzoneOrange wrote: Don't use swivel with ADOBE ANIMATE!!
Export as a video into adobe media encoder. Hope you've got it Kthxby
Wow, I didn't know about it because I haven't bothered to use it yet but that will be very helpful to know incase I use it!
At 11/23/17 02:12 PM, cuteboy99 wrote:At 11/22/17 04:00 PM, OzoneOrange wrote: Don't use swivel with ADOBE ANIMATE!!Wow, I didn't know about it because I haven't bothered to use it yet but that will be very helpful to know incase I use it!
Export as a video into adobe media encoder. Hope you've got it Kthxby
I tried using swivel a bunch of times only managing to screw up my final product. It's a bummer, but at least it still works even if media encoder is kinda poop.
"In matters of taste there can be no disputes."
At 11/27/17 02:40 AM, thepixelizer wrote: Or you could just download a free screen recording program like iSpring Free, record your movie and export your movie as a wmv.
Actually, screen recording is usually a bad idea, as it usually lowers fps and sometimes even doesn't record every frame.
At 11/27/17 02:40 AM, thepixelizer wrote: Or you could just download a free screen recording program like iSpring Free, record your movie and export your movie as a wmv.
never use screen recording program they are horrible unless your doing it to record your a tutorial or something I wouldn't recommend it for animation!
At 11/22/17 04:00 PM, Ozone wrote:At 11/21/17 11:15 PM, Luckymation wrote: So the recent versions of Adobe Animate CC have a camera tool thats quite nice and easy to use without having to use a plugin, however, when I export with swivel, it acts as if the camera was never there and doesnt capture ANY of the camera movements. Any help, please? What are some of the settings you have on your swivel application? If you might know how to fix this exporting problem please tell me. Kthx.Don't use swivel with ADOBE ANIMATE!!
Export as a video into adobe media encoder. Hope you've got it Kthxby
