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whats the eaist way to do a multilevel walkthough?
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you can do it as one walkthrough if you want, you will need to adjust height and angle of each camera point.
you could also make a few short walkthroughs and put them together using "movie make" or similar...
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so if i went the movie maker route would that be eaiser
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it's really up to you...
you might find rendering smaller portions and putting them together with some fading in and out in movie maker a little easier than trying to define a whole path going up and down...
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ya it iwould be easier and proly wont take as long rendering. one walkthough i did took 17 hrs. on low quailty.
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I have a 600 frame walkthrough that I am getting ready to start and it needs to be done on high at least because it's for a presentation. I'm looking at a week's worth of work.
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Not sure what you mean. I did a walk thru of a parking garage where I set the path to go up the ramp just like a car would.
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