How to render perfectly?

[Svide]

I've been trying to render an animation of walking practice but also make it look good at the same time.

But it's allways very pixelated, gritty, fuzzy, ect.

what do I need to do to make it smooth as hell?

[marty]

pixelated and gritty and fuzzy in what way? upload it and show us

[Svide]

Originally posted by fis:

pixelated and gritty and fuzzy in what way? upload it and show us

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CDbkN2h4rNU
I am re animating this but this is exactly how it still turns out.

[marty]

Originally posted by Svide:

Originally posted by fis:

pixelated and gritty and fuzzy in what way? upload it and show us

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CDbkN2h4rNU

i don't see anytinn you're talkin about tho

[Svide]

Originally posted by fis:

Originally posted by Svide:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CDbkN2h4rNU

i don't see anytinn you're talkin about tho

I can't explain it. Is it the AVI render that looks like ♥♥♥♥? Does it always have to be a image sequence to look smooth?

[marty]

Originally posted by Svide:

Originally posted by fis:

i don't see anytinn you're talkin about tho

I can't explain it. Is it the AVI render that looks like ♥♥♥♥? Does it always have to be a image sequence to look smooth?

never, ever. render in avi. do image sequences with this tut https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HjC3kzH30xo

[Svide]

Originally posted by fis:

Originally posted by Svide:

I can't explain it. Is it the AVI render that looks like ♥♥♥♥? Does it always have to be a image sequence to look smooth?

never, ever. render in avi. do image sequences with this tut https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HjC3kzH30xo

Ah, alright. Also, I already used this tutorial for blender for the video I rendered I linked. But for the new animation I was testing the render with AVI before using the image sequence.

[Fluid Script Studios]

You should increase the blur quality and motion blur quality so that you don't get crappy blurs.

Go into the element viewer of your cameras, and you'll see two values called "Depth of Field Blur Quality" and "Motion Blur Quality." These fields are default at 0. Change these to integers greater then 0.

My computer can handle the integer value of 2 for each...any higher then 4 and my computer can't handle it, and the render time becomes immense. Adjust those two values to what you can handle.

three other things you can try :

Make sure the models you are using are of decent quality...with decent textures.

Use Subpixel Jitter AA on export to smooth jagged edges created by aliasing.

As a side note, you can cheat smoother looks by making your camera shake like a handheld. This will invoke the motion blur, and so any aliasing occurring in models that get past the anti alias will get shrouded by the motion blur.