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Star Wars Episode 7 - Skywalker's Saber
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Ash21 23 ENE 2016 a las 10:30
lightsabers are white after render?
when In sfm they look fine.
when I render a picture there white sticks. they have no amazing glow,color or something like that
even kylo ren's light saber is that way please help.
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Nengalore  [desarrollador] 23 ENE 2016 a las 11:08 
Poster's don't support bloom, which the lightsaber uses for the glow, to fix this, go to your steam library, right click Source Filmmaker, click Properties, then Set Launch Options, in the bar, add:
-sfm_resolution 1080
Then run SFM. Go to File>Export>Movie, click "720p", and click "1080p" in the dropdown menu, then close that.
Go to the clip editor and wait for your picture to render in the viewport, then go to File>Export>Image and make sure when selecting the file name to add .png at the end. :)
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Ash21 23 ENE 2016 a las 11:27 
Uh it says my window is too small for 1080p.
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Nengalore  [desarrollador] 23 ENE 2016 a las 14:02 
What's the exact error?
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Nengalore  [desarrollador] 23 ENE 2016 a las 18:31 
Well if you can't render an image at 1080p, then DON'T run SFM with the command
"-sfm_resolution 1080"
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SirDuck 27 ENE 2016 a las 5:35 
I know i'm late to this discussion. But Legojay25, if you havent fixed it yet, that error message will appear even in a 1920X1080 montior. Just click OK and it will load just fine.
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Nengalore  [desarrollador] 27 ENE 2016 a las 7:14 
Publicado originalmente por Sir Duck The 74th™:
I know i'm late to this discussion. But Legojay25, if you havent fixed it yet, that error message will appear even in a 1920X1080 montior. Just click OK and it will load just fine.
Yeah, I was trying to say that, but I wasn't sure what error he was getting.
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Ash21 27 ENE 2016 a las 16:53 
oooh..thanks.
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Ash21 27 ENE 2016 a las 17:01 
Publicado originalmente por Sir Duck The 74th™:
I know i'm late to this discussion. But Legojay25, if you havent fixed it yet, that error message will appear even in a 1920X1080 montior. Just click OK and it will load just fine.
Nope still white.
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Nengalore  [desarrollador] 27 ENE 2016 a las 18:50 
Render as image, like I said, rather than poster, and make sure to change it to 1080 in movie settings
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Plake Snissken 29 ENE 2016 a las 16:34 
You can also export a "movie", with "Image Sequence" setting and then select "Custom Time", instead of "Seconds" select "Frames" and set the range from 0 to 1. You can save as PNG, JPG, TGA.
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Arch 9 FEB 2016 a las 12:44 
Thanks plake, did helped for me!
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SoSucculent 27 FEB 2016 a las 15:26 
Really complicated. There are so many things I don't get. I mean it worked but It showed the lines that outline the camera in my work camera in my image.
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Nengalore  [desarrollador] 19 MAR 2016 a las 15:15 
You have to switch to the scene camera, and then to clip editor, and wait for it to render, then go to File>Export>Image, sorry for the late reply.
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SoSucculent 30 MAY 2016 a las 15:40 
When I type in -sfm_resolution 1080, it says it's too small
So when I do it w/o it, and go to the movie settings, there's not an option for 1080p
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Nengalore  [desarrollador] 30 MAY 2016 a las 23:08 
When it says it's too small, you should just be able to click OK, and continue
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