Hi,
in a sequence of over 9.000 frames at 2k, there are some square patterns that appears more and more on top and on bottom of frames (all is made on a dual Intel Xeon E5 2699v3 with GTX 1080Ti and 64 gb of RAM, Win10 Pro) as in the image below in Unreal 4.17:
Can anyone help me in finding the correct place to inject the C++ code in order to render out the images on top of one another as well as changing to jpg’s.
I have opened up Visual Studio but im afraid I do not know how to use this program.
The closest I can find to the SceneCapturer.cpp is called MovieSceneCapturer.cpp
Im using UE4 4.18.3
Would someone be kind enough to post the replacement code here as a file that I can simply switch out based on the code from this blog post:
Hey guys. I have succefully rendered 10 seconds of footage. I’ve got 600 PNG files for each eye. Does anyone know of any free software i can use to turn this into a video that will play on youtube?
Can anyone help? I’ve been trying to export a 360 stereo video but with a matinee path. Here’s some of the level blueprints I’ve used but nothing seems to be working. SP.PanoramicMovie works, wit the frames I set it to, but it doesn’t follow the Matinee CamerActor path, only the view-port I am playing in when I run the command. Can someone lead me to a blueprint or workflow that works? I can’t seem to find anything.
I’ve changed the code too and in the correct places… but no avail - did anyone manage to merge the left and right PNG images into 1 top and bottom JPEG one?
In case someone is desperately reading all the old posts like I was, trying to get the exposure to work correctly:
The status of the plugin as of 4.25 is as follows. Contrary to what is stated in the ninja theory blogpost, the plugin now captures post-process volumes by default. The fix that they suggest (copying settings from the camera manager, deciding where to call those updates) is no longer necessary. But still auto-exposure does not work out of the box.
In order to activate it you need to do as TTimo indicates in this pull request: https://github.com/EpicGames/UnrealEngine/pull/5575, and set the bAlwaysPersistRenderingState to true, which will enable the view state, which is required for auto exposure to work. That is all. With these changes, the engine compiles correctly and the plugin now reacts to the exposure and generates images with brightness equal to those on the viewport, no workaround required.
I couldn’t find any reference to a real fix until I stumbled on that PR via an unaccepted answerhub post. I hope to save somebody some time by giving the solution more visibility.
I follow exactly the procedure and it says “the output directory’s drive doesn’t exist”
And it is a valid path written C:\TEMP3D
With and without “”, it doesn’t work
