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The {{software}} has an option to record a video of the current state of the [[project]]. This functionality can be used to create videos of the [[3D Visualization]] for the purposes of showcasing the 3D environment as-is, the demonstration of the enactment of [[Action]]s, [[Measure]]s, or other plans, or otherwise to show an dynamic interaction and their results. | The {{software|client}} has an option to record a video of the current state of the [[project]]. This functionality can be used to create videos of the [[3D Visualization]] for the purposes of showcasing the 3D environment as-is, the demonstration of the enactment of [[Action]]s, [[Measure]]s, or other plans, or otherwise to show an dynamic interaction and their results. | ||
==Built-in video recording== | ==Built-in video recording== | ||
The {{software}} offers a simple built-in recording option for the creation of videos. This is done by capturing the on-screen [[3D Visualization]] and saving the captured frames in a video format. | The {{software|client}} offers a simple built-in recording option for the creation of videos. This is done by capturing the on-screen [[3D Visualization]] and saving the captured frames in a video format. | ||
Depending on the settings of the recording, and the hardware used to create the recording, performance while recording may be impacted. This is because it becomes necessary to output every rendered frame entirely, and ideally at the appropriate rate. This ensures that the speed of the resulting videos matches as much as possible the speed at which interactions with the software during the recording take place. | Depending on the settings of the recording, and the hardware used to create the recording, performance while recording may be impacted. This is because it becomes necessary to output every rendered frame entirely, and ideally at the appropriate rate. This ensures that the speed of the resulting videos matches as much as possible the speed at which interactions with the software during the recording take place. | ||
[[File:Video_hd.JPG|thumb|200px|right|Modify the 3D Graphics]] | [[File:Video_hd.JPG|thumb|200px|right|Modify the 3D Graphics]] | ||
The 3D Graphics can also be modified in the {{software}}. To modify the 3D Graphics the 'Switch to Highest 3D Graphics' option should be selected. This option can be found in the Screenshot ribbon bar.<br> | The 3D Graphics can also be modified in the {{software|client}}. To modify the 3D Graphics the 'Switch to Highest 3D Graphics' option should be selected. This option can be found in the Screenshot ribbon bar.<br> | ||
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* Recording a video will record the [[3D Visualization]], as well as the [[ | * Recording a video will record the [[3D Visualization]], as well as the [[Viewer]] and [[Editor]]'s interface. If you only want to record without the interfaces, you can used a [[How to create an HD Movie or Video Recording from the cinematic|Cinematic and rendering that in HD]]. | ||
* Recording a video will not record the mouse cursor. It will record the [[cursor highlight]] in the 3D Visualization. | * Recording a video will not record the mouse cursor. It will record the [[cursor highlight]] in the 3D Visualization. | ||
* External tools can be used to record videos of the {{software}} as well. For some use-cases this may be preferable. Reasons may include the recorded format, the ability to record a wider part of the screen, the recording of voice, or built-in video editing functionalities. | * External tools can be used to record videos of the {{software|client}} as well. For some use-cases this may be preferable. Reasons may include the recorded format, the ability to record a wider part of the screen, the recording of voice, or built-in video editing functionalities. | ||
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* [[How to record a video]] | * [[How to record a video]] | ||
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* [[How to create an HD Movie or Video Recording from the cinematic]] | * [[How to create an HD Movie or Video Recording from the cinematic]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:22, 1 February 2024
The Tygron Client has an option to record a video of the current state of the project. This functionality can be used to create videos of the 3D Visualization for the purposes of showcasing the 3D environment as-is, the demonstration of the enactment of Actions, Measures, or other plans, or otherwise to show an dynamic interaction and their results.
Built-in video recording
The Tygron Client offers a simple built-in recording option for the creation of videos. This is done by capturing the on-screen 3D Visualization and saving the captured frames in a video format.
Depending on the settings of the recording, and the hardware used to create the recording, performance while recording may be impacted. This is because it becomes necessary to output every rendered frame entirely, and ideally at the appropriate rate. This ensures that the speed of the resulting videos matches as much as possible the speed at which interactions with the software during the recording take place.
The 3D Graphics can also be modified in the Tygron Client. To modify the 3D Graphics the 'Switch to Highest 3D Graphics' option should be selected. This option can be found in the Screenshot ribbon bar.
Notes
- Recording a video will record the 3D Visualization, as well as the Viewer and Editor's interface. If you only want to record without the interfaces, you can used a Cinematic and rendering that in HD.
- Recording a video will not record the mouse cursor. It will record the cursor highlight in the 3D Visualization.
- External tools can be used to record videos of the Tygron Client as well. For some use-cases this may be preferable. Reasons may include the recorded format, the ability to record a wider part of the screen, the recording of voice, or built-in video editing functionalities.
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