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                          • Bloom occurs around areas of intense
                            light and looks as though the light is
                            ‘bleeding’ beyond the edges of a light
                            source. It adds realism to the view but
                            takes longer to render. Only available
                            when a Rendering Technique that sup-
                            ports lighting is selected above.
                          • Click OK.                             • Select a Frame Rate between 1 and
                                                                   100. The value entered is the number of
                        To cancel the recording as it is being created,   frames per second.
                        press the ESC key on your keyboard.       • Select a Compression Percent between
                                                                   0 and 100. A value of 0 gives the highest
                         Frame by Frame Walkthroughs               quality images and the largest file size.

                        You can also create a walkthrough by      • Click OK.
                        recording it frame by frame. Although time-  6.  Use the camera movement tools to cre-
                        consuming, creating a walkthrough in this   ate additional views. Each time the
                        manner lets you see exactly what is being   screen redraws, that view is recorded as
                        recorded as you record it.                 the next frame in sequence. See “Editing
                                                                   3D Views” on page 1066.
                        As with walkthroughs recorded along paths,
                        it is a good idea to select a codec that meets   7.  To move the camera without saving a
                        your needs before recording a walkthrough   view, select 3D> Walkthroughs> Pause
                        frame by frame. See “Selecting a Codec” on   Recording    to temporarily stop
                        page 1166.                                 recording.
                                                                  • You can then select 3D> Walk-
                        To record a walkthrough frame by frame
                                                                   throughs> Save Frame    button to
                        1.  Begin by selecting the codec for record-  control what views are saved.
                            ing walkthroughs. See “Selecting a    • You can start recording again by select-
                            Codec” on page 1166.
                                                                   ing Pause Recording    once more.
                        2.  Create a camera view. This view is the
                            first frame of the walkthrough.     8.  When the walkthrough sequence is com-
                                                                   plete, select 3D> Walkthroughs> Stop
                        3.  From the view, select 3D> Walk-
                                                                   Recording     or close the view.
                            throughs> Record Walkthrough   .
                        4.  Specify a location and name for the   Note: Zooming in and out and using the scroll
                            walkthrough in the Save Video As dia-  bars does not change the viewpoint and does
                            log and click Save.                  not produce a frame for the walkthrough.
                        5.  In the Walkthrough Options dialog:
                                                                If you resize the current view window while
                                                                recording a walkthrough, the program will
                                                                stop recording.



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