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When I use the BF + LC mode to render a 0 to 2000 frame animation, if the LC subdivision value is set to 1000, and check the Use camera path, it is wrong, you must set a high LC subdivision will not go wrong, I now use Vray3.50.04, before I use the low version of vray3.40.03 when there will not be such a mistake, even if the use of very low LC breakdown will not go wrong, I hope the official solution to the problem of the use of camera problems, I hope Using the low LC subdivision and checking the use of camera path mode does not occur as before. I have been waiting for a few months of the update, but has not been updated.
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When I use the BF + LC mode to render a 0 to 2000 frame animation, if the LC subdivision value is set to 1000, and check the Use camera path, it is wrong, you must set a high LC subdivision will not go wrong, I now use Vray3.50.04, before I use the low version of vray3.40.03 when there will not be such a mistake, even if the use of very low LC breakdown will not go wrong, I hope the official solution to the problem of the use of camera problems, I hope Using the low LC subdivision and checking the use of camera path mode does not occur as before. I have been waiting for a few months of the update, but has not been updated. -
Is it possible to give us more details regarding your issue and tell us what exactly do you mean with "if the LC subdivision value is set to 1000, and check the Use camera path, it is wrong". It would be helpful if you could share some screenshots. -
I have noticed that rendering long frames animation using BF+LC has been already discussed in your previous threads. Please note that the default settings are generally good starting point and will do good for most of the times, but when you have animations with larger frames count like 2000 for example it would be best to use higher subdivision values for the LC.
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