Question about visalizations

heavyheadbanger

15th May 2005 21:07 UTC

Question about visalizations
Is there a way to make the visalation in an animation program like SwishMax and then convert it or do you have to go through the whole programing part?????
If there is how would i convert it?

mod edit: moved from WA Tech support

JaVS_v2.5

16th May 2005 07:53 UTC

Errmmm... no way! You must using the Winamp Advanced Visualation Studio

JaVS_v2.5

16th May 2005 07:57 UTC

errr... I mean Visualizations Studio

PAK-9

16th May 2005 13:47 UTC

Re: Question about visalizations

Originally posted by heavyheadbanger
Is there a way to make the visalation in an animation program like SwishMax and then convert it or do you have to go through the whole programing part?????
If there is how would i convert it?

mod edit: moved from WA Tech support

Yes, you do have to go through the whole programming part.

I'm sure you didnt intend this to be answered in an AVS context, but for AVS you would need to write a program to convert the animation from the SwishMax/whatever file format into a format AVS could read, i.e. something that could be read by the global variables APE into the gmegabuf, then you would have to use that data (in whatever format you have used) to code the visualisation. However since I believe you have no knowledge of AVS there is no way you are capable of doing this and you probably havent even understood most of my reply.

TomyLobo

19th May 2005 09:02 UTC

devastating pak-9 realism ^^
btw pak, come to #avs, i have some comments on your guide to discuss

PAK-9

19th May 2005 13:34 UTC

Originally posted by TomyLobo
devastating pak-9 realism ^^
btw pak, come to #avs, i have some comments on your guide to discuss

I'll be on irc in a couple of weeks, talk to you then

TomyLobo

20th May 2005 06:57 UTC

yeah maybe i finish error-reading it by then :)

jheriko

20th May 2005 08:01 UTC

like the new sig tomy

PAK-9

20th May 2005 14:36 UTC

Originally posted by TomyLobo
yeah maybe i finish error-reading it by then :)

The phrase is 'proof-reading'

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