Hello all,
I've been working on a camera animation and recording tool called LFS Record.
Even though it's now been tested for a number of days I consider LFS record to still be in beta phase, so please use it at your own risk, knowing there may still be some bugs. If you find a bug, please report it here.
I have written a readme.txt that contains all the background information regarding LFS Record. Please do read it - I'm sure it will answer many questions. Certainly the obvious ones.
For now I'll just post the highlight of the readme here :
What is LFS Record?
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LFS Record is a video capturing tool for Live for Speed (www.lfs.net).
With it you can control the camera inside LFS in any way you like, except it is limited to the so called "Shift+U mode"; the free camera mode of LFS. You can still create follow-cams though.
LFS Record is meant to be used with an offline LFS. That means it will not be of much use to you as a live-camera tool. LFS Record works best with replays, or just plain free-camera mode, with no cars moving around (eg. for scenery captures).
Key features
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*Record Live for Speed footage at any FPS, any available resolution and at the highest quality
*Timeline animating of cameras, null objects and a replay control
*Full 3D path editing with linear or bezier spatial interpolation (using linear temporal interpolation)
*Keyframe easing
*Layer parenting
*Property binding
*Create Null layers from replay data (MCI / car data)
*Export as After Effects project
*Import audio for easy syncing
Requirements
-------------
*Windows XP SP3 or up
*Microsoft .NET Framework 4 or up.
*A copy of Live for Speed
Full readme : https://www.lfs.net/LFSRecord/README.txt
Download
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Full : https://www.lfs.net/LFSRecord/LFSRecord2.0.10.zip
Patch : https://www.lfs.net/LFSRecord/LFSRecord2.0.10_Patch.zip
(you can only use this patch if you have previously installed 2.0.5 or up)
Some quick beginners' tutorials, to get people going
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1_Views
2_Menu_Items
3_Connecting_To_LFS
4_Creating_Animation
5_Using_Replays
6_Using_Replays_Part_2
7_Recording_Replay_Data_V2 *NEW*
(actually, everyone who wants to use LFS Record should check at least these videos. More videos can be made if that is desired.)
Good Luck! And just to remind you, this is still in its testing phase, so if you encounter a problem, just post about it here (elaborately, so I can understand the situation) and I'll look into it.
I've been working on a camera animation and recording tool called LFS Record.
Even though it's now been tested for a number of days I consider LFS record to still be in beta phase, so please use it at your own risk, knowing there may still be some bugs. If you find a bug, please report it here.
I have written a readme.txt that contains all the background information regarding LFS Record. Please do read it - I'm sure it will answer many questions. Certainly the obvious ones.
For now I'll just post the highlight of the readme here :
What is LFS Record?
-------------------
LFS Record is a video capturing tool for Live for Speed (www.lfs.net).
With it you can control the camera inside LFS in any way you like, except it is limited to the so called "Shift+U mode"; the free camera mode of LFS. You can still create follow-cams though.
LFS Record is meant to be used with an offline LFS. That means it will not be of much use to you as a live-camera tool. LFS Record works best with replays, or just plain free-camera mode, with no cars moving around (eg. for scenery captures).
Key features
------------
*Record Live for Speed footage at any FPS, any available resolution and at the highest quality
*Timeline animating of cameras, null objects and a replay control
*Full 3D path editing with linear or bezier spatial interpolation (using linear temporal interpolation)
*Keyframe easing
*Layer parenting
*Property binding
*Create Null layers from replay data (MCI / car data)
*Export as After Effects project
*Import audio for easy syncing
Requirements
-------------
*Windows XP SP3 or up
*Microsoft .NET Framework 4 or up.
*A copy of Live for Speed
Full readme : https://www.lfs.net/LFSRecord/README.txt
Download
---------
Full : https://www.lfs.net/LFSRecord/LFSRecord2.0.10.zip
Patch : https://www.lfs.net/LFSRecord/LFSRecord2.0.10_Patch.zip
(you can only use this patch if you have previously installed 2.0.5 or up)
Some quick beginners' tutorials, to get people going
-------------------------------------------------
1_Views
2_Menu_Items
3_Connecting_To_LFS
4_Creating_Animation
5_Using_Replays
6_Using_Replays_Part_2
7_Recording_Replay_Data_V2 *NEW*
(actually, everyone who wants to use LFS Record should check at least these videos. More videos can be made if that is desired.)
Good Luck! And just to remind you, this is still in its testing phase, so if you encounter a problem, just post about it here (elaborately, so I can understand the situation) and I'll look into it.