
tyoops
u/tyoops

Hello! So I motiontracked a stock video and then made an animation with a tiger crossing the frame. Rendered it with needed shadows on transparent background so it would be easy to composite later on. Now what I have is image sequence of the animation in the compositor with few adjustments. I want to render the composited result but I don't know what would be the best way. By pressing "render animation" it starts to re-render the tiger on the transparent background and not taking in mind any changes that I did in compositor. I have also checked "compositing" in the scene settings under post-processing. The viewer node and composite node has the same node output attached. I would also like to
Has any of you have experience of this? Especially in a country where you don't know the language (im personally going to prague, Czech Republic. So far the best option for me seems to rent a room in an apartment with other people but doing that rises many questions - will the owners of the apartment be happy to receive someone who can live there for only a short term (my erasmus is just 4 months), would there be available contract for the apartment in english and what about the utilities (in my country when you rent you have to set up agreements with electricity/gas yourself and it looks like it would be incredibly difficult in a country where I don't speak the language and especially know
Maybe someone out there can recommend something to read about the growing popularity of virtual reality and how can it be used a performance medium (also am interested in its usage for production and as a viewing platform) ? Having some trouble finding resources for writing a school assigment nevertheless want to stick to this topic as I find it very interesting. Unfortunately have not experienced yet VR performances myself as it is not an exactly widespread trend (not yet at least, but I believe it is about to change) have you ever experienced as an actor or viewer VR theatre? Would love to hear about your exprience! :)
Maybe like a subreddit or some other place on the web? I'm often so stunned by works of others but the amazement increases even more if I get to see the models! :D shows just how much textures and lights and so on brings to the artpiece and I feel that it is a great way to learn aswell, maybe someone can guide me where to see more beside on this subreddit from time to time or by asking.





