trueSpace7.61 - 3D Record

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trueSpace7.61 - 3D Record

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Plan on updating this post with issues and workarounds when using trueSpace7.61 3D Record toolbar.
First issue is saving a Record.
When you Record a 3D Recording, trueSpace creates a _rstmprec.rcd file in the tS folder.
It's important to note that this file and or your saved rcd file is in use by trueSpace until you Exit trueSpace.
You will notice, as an example that, if you save a Record to disk and or to a trueSpace library, you can not make changes to this Record (change the name of the file, delete it, or move it from library to library), until you Exit trueSpace.
After you saved your recording, you can delete the _rstmprec.rcd file
Do not use the Library/Replace for a RsRcd scene!!!
If you have the Unofficial Update, use File/Save As/Recording to update an existing file in the Library
More to follow...
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Re: trueSpace7.61 - 3D Record

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Discovered that you can use 3D Record with an Animation.
This recording is Clinton's awesome talentedBall.RsScn, with Realtime reflections and his Deform scripts!
I created a script that Runs automatically when you Load the Recording.

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WindowsManager.OpenToolbarFromPrototype('Record3D', 100, 300,-1,-1);
UserInterface.OpenToolPanelViewEx2('', '','/Preferences/RecPref',3,1,1);
Node.Value("/Preferences/RecPref", "Maintain record time") = -1
Node.Value("/Preferences/RecPref", "Speed of Replay") = 0;
RsRec.Play(10)
I recorded (unchecking) Repeat, changed the Frame Rate to 15 fps in the Animation Preferences panel, and selected the Play button in the Animation Editor. I stopped the recording and Exported the Record.
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