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And here is a sample screen capture obtained by using [[RecordMyDesktop]] on [[Ubuntu]]. | And here is a sample screen capture obtained by using [[RecordMyDesktop]] on [[Ubuntu]]. | ||
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Rendering that video from RecordMyDesktop was almost instantaneous - under 10 seconds. | |||
Latest revision as of 02:42, 10 October 2013
We are creating a protocol for animated assembly animations. The concept is to take a Sketchup file - disassemble a machine in Sketchup while recording video - and playing the video in reverse to obtain a detailed animation sequence.
Concept:
Here is a sample file of a Sketchup Cube obtained by copying and pasting Warehouse tubing into a new Sketchup file, according to basic instructions shown in Sketchup Tutorial 2.
And here is a sample screen capture obtained by using RecordMyDesktop on Ubuntu.
Rendering that video from RecordMyDesktop was almost instantaneous - under 10 seconds.