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Hi,

Is there a programmer, who can make it possible, to make movies from SH3D with 60 FPS instead of 30?

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Hi,

Can you tell us in what it's interesting ?

human eye can see only 25 pictures by second.

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Hi BDFD,

That is not correkt. If I have a computermonitor running 30 FPS the human eye can clearly see lagging. Therefore most modern monitors have a refresh rate og 60 hz. Hardcore gamers claim they can see the difference of 60 and 144 hz. I can see clearly the difference of 30 and 60. Most people can.
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@svedel77
Is there a programmer, who can make it possible, to make movies from SH3D with 60 FPS instead of 30?
For what purpose would you like to have a frame rate of 60? And for what resolution?
You must know that the higher the number of images, the longer the video rendering will be.

This video recorded on 6 seconds at 1280x720 pixels - 16/9 - 24frames/second has a rendering time of about 5 hours.
In a video editor, I divided by 2 the original playback speed and multiplied by 2 the original duration.
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@svedel77
Is there a programmer, who can make it possible, to make movies from SH3D with 60 FPS instead of 30?
For what purpose would you like to have a frame rate of 60? And for what resolution?
You must know that the higher the number of images, the longer the video rendering will be.

This video recorded on 6 seconds at 1280x720 pixels - 16/9 - 24frames/second has a rendering time of about 5 hours.
In a video editor, I divided by 2 the original playback speed and multiplied by 2 the original duration.

Yes, it's true it will take forever in good settings. I've tried making movies in different qualities. For movies - not images - I'd go with quality number 2. But I want it in fullHD, and a smooth framerate. I've made an apartment this week, and a fullHD movie took about 12 minutes. So making the same movie in 60 hz would take less than half an hour. I've got a separate Windows PC apart from my working PC. It can render a movie for days, without interference.
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For the sunlight simulation effect, I used the SunFlow rendering engine (quality 3 or 4) which is necessarily longer because it takes into account the lighting.

For a "classic" animation (moving the visitor) and without lighting, 3D offscreen images (quality 1 or 2) are much faster.

To return to your original question, it is possible to change the frame rate in a plug-in or a derived version of SH3D if it is different from the standard video panel .
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The new version of the video plug-in allows you to choose a standard frame rate (25, 30, 50 or 60).
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That is so sweet. Thank you a thousand times. Right now I'm rendering at 0.5 speed, and 60 FPS on a small design. I'll keep you updated.
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