great, another moron thinks motion blur is a good idea. How do I turn it off because I am so sick of that stupidity.

[natknut]

I am so sick and tired of motion blur, whoever thought it up needs shot. Now I can't even open blender without finding that garbage. How the heck do I turn it off

[Pte Jack]

Put your model into object mode and open the transition panel on the right hand side. I’m on my phone right now and can’t tell you the exact panel to open, but in the panels there you’ll find the setting for motion blur.

[Mailer]

There is an option for "Sampled motion blur" during render but outside of this I have not seen any options of the matter elsewhere.
(You can find this option in the render-tab to the top-right. It's the "camera"-icon)

This is a page I found:

https://docs.blender.org/manual/en/dev/render/blender_render/settings/motion_blur.html

[Pte Jack]

yup, Mailer's correct, like I said I was on my phone and couldn't access Blender. I thought it was in the (n) transition panels, but it's in the Sampled Motion Blur settings of the Render Properties panel. (Sorry about that, my bad!.)

[still__alive]

I don't know much about cameras, but I'm pretty sure motion blur is sometimes a side effect of the way certain lenses work and/or the subject matter of some kinds of photos (with moving objects).

Since Blender is a 3d app, and one of the things these apps are used for is to recreate scenes you'd get with real cameras, there has to be settings to allow you to apply motion blur to your scenes and/or animations.

So I don't think you really know what you are complaining about. All I can find is the motion blur settings in the render settings. And the guys doing photorealistic stuff, or the guys doing cgi that is to be incorporated into a movie scene need those settings for their work. It is not the same thing as motion blur in video games. Pretty sure there is no motion blur applied to what you are seeing in Blender until you render something out. Then your render might have motion blur, but that is only if you choose to incorporate it.

[Mailer]

Originally posted by still__alive:

I don't know much about cameras, but I'm pretty sure motion blur is sometimes a side effect of the way certain lenses work and/or the subject matter of some kinds of photos (with moving objects).

Since Blender is a 3d app, and one of the things these apps are used for is to recreate scenes you'd get with real cameras, there has to be settings to allow you to apply motion blur to your scenes and/or animations.

So I don't think you really know what you are complaining about. All I can find is the motion blur settings in the render settings. And the guys doing photorealistic stuff, or the guys doing cgi that is to be incorporated into a movie scene need those settings for their work. It is not the same thing as motion blur in video games. Pretty sure there is no motion blur applied to what you are seeing in Blender until you render something out. Then your render might have motion blur, but that is only if you choose to incorporate it.

I thought so too, thus I am a little confused what motion blur the OP is talking about.
Blender shouldn't have any motion blur to talk about at all, unless you are in Render-mode and have selectively chosen it to smoothen out every frame.

[Directed to the OP of this thread]
It is possible that there is a setting for motion blur which you can disable from the control panel of your GPU. As Nvidia has their own control panel for setting individual options for different games or applications, you might be able to remove any "accidental" motion blur placed on your Blender application from your own equivelant as well.

[natknut]

Perhaps I should have made it clearer, it's not rendering that is blurring, it's the entire thing. As in, dircetly upon loading up blender, not doing anything, just moving my view around the default cube, all the grid lines and everything get motion blur.

[◢ k r i s ◤]

Can you screenshot this?

[natknut]

no, i cannot screen a motion blur

[◢ k r i s ◤]

It doesn't even show up on video? o.O
Weird - wonder if it's a refresh rate issue then.

[natknut]

you seem to be operating under the misconception that a screen shot takes video instead of pictures

[still__alive]

Originally posted by natknut:

Perhaps I should have made it clearer, it's not rendering that is blurring, it's the entire thing. As in, dircetly upon loading up blender, not doing anything, just moving my view around the default cube, all the grid lines and everything get motion blur.

Someone mentioned above that maybe you should check your video card settings. Maybe it is forcing motion blur on Blender.

If it isn't that, there is some other issue that is happening. Motion blur outside of the render settings isn't something that Blender should be doing, afaik. It doesn't really serve a purpose, and I kind of doubt they'd even code such a thing in.

[Pte Jack]

Grab ShareX from the store (it was free the last time I looked) and upload a gif or screen capture.

[natknut]

no, it is specific to this build. Before I got it on steam i had it from the site, i am only .01 build away, so whatever it is is specific to this exact build.

[The Renderer]

Unless you post a video where we can see what is actually going on, I highly doubt anyone can help you any further. There is no motion blur in Blender.

[natknut]

that's what I thought too. It's been driving me crazy. I didn't have the problem with the previous build, do you think it's because I used steam this time?