I see, yeah you're right I gotta be careful out there while using this otherwise I might lose an important shot that could make my work weird.chucky wrote: ↑Tue Feb 15, 2022 5:16 am You don't even need After effects for this simple task, most editing apps will allow you you render at a different rate than playback without effecting timing, even rendering out of Moho does the same thing.
For example if the project rate is 24 you just render at 12, I do it often.
Victor and Slowtiger bring up very good points about when you might want to up the intervals for a particular part of the animation, Victor's example ( if it's the swimming one I remember) demonstrates well.
You have to be very careful when doing this though in some areas (like when using camera moves or other bones in the same rig that are moving at a different interval), as you can get a weird effect where it appear to slide and skip and the same time.
The Spiderverse movie has a great making of video somewhere that shows how they managed to overcome the issue.
Thank you I will keep this thing that you told me in my mind while doing my work.
