Slow Motion Yields Higher Frame Rate | BeamNG.drive

Описание: Using slow motion can give your graphics processor more time to render frames. While this technique holds no advantage for real-time game play, it can help some filmmakers who use BeamNG.drive to produce vehicle footage.

I apologize for the bad voiceover audio. I'm not sure what went wrong in my process, but I'm sure it's my fault somehow. After all, this is my first spoken video.

Chapter List:

00:00 Introduction

00:30 Set-Up 1: Daytime without camera path
00:48 Framerate determination
02:57 AI configuration
03:37 Set slo-mo, hide UI, select camera
04:05 Start capture
04:56 Trim and speed-up footage
06:17 Special audio tip
06:42 End result 1

06:52 Set-Up 2: Nighttime without camera path
07:05 Streetlight placement
12:02 Fixing the lights
13:22 Framerate determination
14:18 Repeat basic set-up steps
15:12 Start capture
15:22 Trim and speed-up footage
16:24 End result 2

16:37 Set-Up 3: Nighttime with camera path
16:47 Physics replay setup
23:59 Camera path setup
31:11 Start capture
31:24 Replay caveat
31:59 Trim and speed-up footage
32:51 End result 3

33:05 Replay and the Environment

34:02 B-roll


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