Two Animations

**Intbel** · 30 October 2006, 06:30 PM

That was my first thought, Frank
I left it alone, waiting to find out if it could be done in X3D.

Xtreme and X3D can work together remarkably well.
Generally, anthing I output from X3D is edited in Xtreme - mostly to reduce the excessive number of frames.

**remi** · 30 October 2006, 08:54 PM

Are you looking for something like this?

**-=Drifter=-** · 30 October 2006, 09:37 PM

Big Frank and Remi: Good jobs! Those are both great!

**remi** · 30 October 2006, 10:16 PM

Thanks Bob, but in my case it's only a simple text effect of Magix Video deLuxe video title editor.

**Big Frank** · 31 October 2006, 10:09 AM

Originally Posted by Intbel

That was my first thought, Frank
I left it alone, waiting to find out if it could be done in X3D.

I was pretty sure it couldn't be done in X3D alone. I would always do stuff like this in Flash which handles such tweens with ease. However, what I often find is that combining X3D and Xtreme there's just about always a workaround if you're willing to get your hands dirty and look under the bonnet.

**Deepdiver08** · 31 October 2006, 10:36 AM

Thanks guys for your prompt help on here. Seems like it stretches the program!! beyond its limit lol

Remi -- I had not though about putting it into my video program to add further transitions from the first basic one. I use Vegas so maybe that will work as well.

Big frank -- I do not yet have xtreme but seems like it will have to be my next investment.

Thanks again for your help in answering my question.

**Big Frank** · 31 October 2006, 11:09 AM

Originally Posted by Deepdiver08

I do not yet have xtreme but seems like it will have to be my next investment

You will not look back - it is head and shoulders above the competition.

**simsmj** · 31 October 2006, 09:24 PM

This is my attempt at the dual animation, again using both Xara3D and XaraXtreme. I used the Pulsate1 animation in Xara3D, and as I stepped thru the animation frames I also stepped the viewpoint vertically by 15 degrees, and exported the individual frames to XaraXtreme and built up the animation there.

Mike