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pichu · 2007-06-24, 10:36

1. Drag your composition to Render Queue
2. Click under Output Module, and use the following options:

http://pichu.org/stuff/afx-ts-2.png

3. Save as your avi, using HUFFY, Raw, or Lagarith Codecs (they work well)
4. Click under Render Settings: Select Best Quality & Full Resolution
5. Render to an AVI/RGBA file!
6. You'll need to overlay the videos using avisynth if you were to encode, say, in vdub.
-- you could use my script though, as it works fairly well and it's easy to use, considering it has the ability to segment the signs in the same overlay.

http://pichu.org/Signs_Overlay.avsi

Edit: note, if you require to use a different blend-mode (notably anything but normal "blend" mode) as your overlay, you can do so quite easily by having it to put as separate videos and then overlay it using a different blend-mode. In my script, you can put them as a segment within the same overlay video, as long as it doesn't overlap with other overlays. Needless to say, is this important? Well, I found one instance that requires it.

http://pichu.org/stuff/stxw_next_ep.png

In the episode above, the glows in the "Next Episode" are actually "Exclusion" blend mode (pure white color) with different opacities during scene changes.

2007-06-24, 10:36	Link #259
pichu Senior Member Fansubber Join Date: Jul 2004	1. Drag your composition to Render Queue 2. Click under Output Module, and use the following options: http://pichu.org/stuff/afx-ts-2.png 3. Save as your avi, using HUFFY, Raw, or Lagarith Codecs (they work well) 4. Click under Render Settings: Select Best Quality & Full Resolution 5. Render to an AVI/RGBA file! 6. You'll need to overlay the videos using avisynth if you were to encode, say, in vdub. -- you could use my script though, as it works fairly well and it's easy to use, considering it has the ability to segment the signs in the same overlay. http://pichu.org/Signs_Overlay.avsi Edit: note, if you require to use a different blend-mode (notably anything but normal "blend" mode) as your overlay, you can do so quite easily by having it to put as separate videos and then overlay it using a different blend-mode. In my script, you can put them as a segment within the same overlay video, as long as it doesn't overlap with other overlays. Needless to say, is this important? Well, I found one instance that requires it. http://pichu.org/stuff/stxw_next_ep.png In the episode above, the glows in the "Next Episode" are actually "Exclusion" blend mode (pure white color) with different opacities during scene changes. Last edited by pichu; 2007-06-24 at 11:07.