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> >> I fiddled about and did it with relative ease outside >> of terranim. I wrote a tutorial to show how it is >> done. Please could you check it to see if it makes >> sense. >> http://members.xoom.com/mike_delves/tertutorial.html >> >> >> >> > >> > > I just got terranim and am wondering whether >there >> is >> > > an option to keep the camera in the same place, >but >> > > have the sky/sun moving just like in those time >> delay >> > > movies. Is there a simple way of doing this or >do I >> > > have to do it manually? >> > >> > Beats me, Michael; I'm just trying to figure out >how >> > to get it to work at all. :( >> > >> > Gary > >Looks great, Michael! I love that sky. And the >instructions seem to be very straightforward and easy >enough to understand. Just two things, though: first >(and this is just a minor point), it's "time lapse", >not "time delay". A time lapse sequence is named as >such because there is a lapse in the timeline; i.e., >not ALL of the time period "filmed" is shown, hence >there are lapses in the time portrayed. No biggie, >though. > >The other thing is, I don't seem to have the Scripter >in my copy of Terragen (which is version 0.6.32). Do >you have a later version than mine, and if so, which >one? All I have is the animation button, but when I >click on that, I get a message telling me about the >animation features, and that there are no native >animation features in this version. This was the first >version to have any animation functions, but they were >supposed to be used in conjunction with Danial >Parnham's Terranim. I have Terranim, also, but haven't >figured out how it's to be used with Terragen, yet. > >Does the latest version of Terragen still require >Terranim to do animation? > >Gary

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