Well, it is not here. It tends to leave the search option a bit of a pain, perhaps I am missing something. Here’s an example:
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No, for the love of Suzanne, I want to search for “animated textures” the phrase. I like picking through posts, old and new when I have nothing else on my mind, or am avoiding work, but do I have to use google and hope to get back here?
Searching the forum FAQ you get the option of “search exact phrase”. Of course, that is only the FAQ, and I don’t know if it works 'cos it sure did not have “animated textures”.
A search of “search for phrase” was not as useful as hoped.
lol I agree, the search tool here isnt the most technologically advanced tool in the known universe. Try entering “animated textures” into a can opener you’ll get better results 50% of the time.
Note that all these are a litle old so buttons may have moved a bit but the basics should be about the same. I recall applying a video texture (that might be worth a search too) when I’d only been blending a few weeks and didn’t know much about anything. It worked for me then, so it can’t be too difficult
lol the obvious solution that will help my future Googles, thanks.
Yes I figured out what I was looking for, sort of, though I’ll be sure to look at those, AndyD.
For some reason I could not load an xviD AVI that I just made with blender as an animated texture, so I remade one as a quicktime mov and it behaved as expected.
I’ll have to try a few more times so I can get the procedure down better.
Somewhere along the line something may be getting caught in a buffer.
My theory, choose a normal image, save, close blender. Open blender, discard normal image, activate ‘movie’ button, choose the avi or mov you need and hopefully it will load. Of course, I am loading mine into a texture, you are using the Sequencer - I have not tried MOV in that, only AVI.
