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Maxwell for Rhino :: Motion Blur Tutorial
The Maxwell for Rhino plugin provides tools for accessing Maxwell Render’s motion blur capabilities. There are two types of motion blur
available in Maxwell:
1. camera: blur based on the difference in position of the camera from frame to frame
2. object: blur based on the difference in position of objects from frame to frame
Camera Motion Blur
As such, each camera created in the plugin has a switch for enabling blur:
When this is enabled, the plugin will write information for two camera positions into the .mxs file at export time. This implies that there
are two positions. However, Rhino has no concept of this, so the plugin must provide some way for you to communicate your intention.
It does so using the command Maxwell_SetCameraInitialPositionForMotionBlur. This command may be run by right-clicking the last
button in the plugin’s Animation Control toolbar:
As the name of the command indicates, it records the current camera position for use later – when the scene is rendered, it is the
difference between this recorded position and the position of the camera at export-time which will be used by Maxwell to figure camera
blur. For example, setting the camera’s initial position with the left view, then rendering with the camera moved to that show on the
right…
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