[JDHill]

Yes, it has always been like this. Basically, the way to understand it is: if you use some script or plugin to define how objects move over time, then the Maxwell plugin will provide you with a way of rendering those movements with motion blur. The Maxwell plugin itself, however, does not intend to play the part of that animation script or plugin.

[Polyxo]

Hi JD,
while I talked about this already a few time I think any way to make MoBlur storable inside a file and let it be by saving a dumb frozen Mesh-Snapshop would be more useful
than what we currently have.

Holger

[JDHill]

We'll see, Holger...I have long had vague plans for re-doing the whole mblur part of the plugin, but they depend heavily on V5's final implementation.

[Polyxo]

We'll see, Holger...I have long had vague plans for re-doing the whole mblur part of the plugin, but they depend heavily on V5's final implementation.

Cool.

[kami]

that'd be great! I'm looking so much forward to rhino releasing the v5 as a stable release. It already is so much better than v4 that I can't go back now ...
motionblur is not a very often used feature (at least not for me), and I guess I can't be at the moment
I'm now using points to store the two movement positions. Luckily I've never had any complex movements besides a simple move command!

cheers,
kami