Creating movies
This article explains how to export movies from images in arivis Pro.
See also
Overview
- Use the Movie export option for simple stacks or fast exports
- Use the Storyboard to export animations with 3/4D datasets and advanced effects and transitions
- Use VR Stories in arivis Pro VR to create animations using virtual reality
- Neither the storyboard nor VR stories record the creation/editing of objects. Screen recording software can also be used as an alternative
Introduction
Exporting time/plane progressions
Creating movies for video tutorials or to show arivis processes
None of the options above can be used for recording application processes like object creation, pipeline execution, and other image or object modifications. However, as mentioned above a picture is worth a thousand words and a movie even more so. Sometimes it is easier to create movies to explain the process. In such cases it is better to use screen recording software to create these movies. Some basic screen recording software do not feature video editing tools but the movies can be imported into video editing tools. Several screen recording software exist that include movie editing options with advanced features. An example of this can be seen above where we used screen recording software to record the process of generating and exporting the storyboard.