Building the Leticia Scene: Blender Timeline
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This video is about how we take the renders that we made in Daz Studio and bring them into Blender as Image Sequences. We take these image sequences and manipulate them to line up to our liking for the final video render. This video marks the end for some people if they don't want sound in their video and are okay with it the way it is. The next video will focus on sourcing sound assets.
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Video Transcription
Dark Shepard here. Welcome to the basically the stitching of everything.
The video editing portion of this tutorial. It's not gonna be that fun. It
can be kind of a pain in the ass, but if you did everything, I wouldn't say
correctly, but just did everything along with what I did up to this point, you
should have roughly five files. If you follow exactly as I did it, you'll
have five files. Each one will have 24 images inside and a background image.
And how this is gonna work is we're gonna drag all this stuff. Well, not...
There's two ways you can go about it. The wrong way, which is you kind of just
grab all of these, hit shift, and drag them in. I guess that kind of works as an
image sequence, but the way that you're supposed to do it is we add an image
sequence, and then we actually go grab the files. I think this will actually come
out the same way. It kind of does, but anyway, just delete that one. So, we have
the transparent backgrounds. So, what we do in this case, the reason why we
rendered out that one background image is because of this. That's sitting in the
wrong position. We have to move this up, and now it's sitting there. Now, if you did
what I did, and I didn't notice this until just now, I fixed one earlier, but
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