Uploaded February 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Recorded in: Autodesk Flame 2021.2
Today's 30 second Flame Capsule shows the "old skool" technique of adding motion blur to a static object.
This is done in the Action 3D compositor where you would parent a new axis to an existing object branch with nothing else attached. The important part is to note the direction of the arrow connection between the Axis nodes to ensure it is flowing the right way to apply the motion blur.
Other then that, you can animated your "virtual" axis and add as much motion blur to your object as you like!
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Recorded in: Autodesk Flame 2021.2
Today's 30 second Flame Capsule shows the "old skool" technique of adding motion blur to a static object.
This is done in the Action 3D compositor where you would parent a new axis to an existing object branch with nothing else attached. The important part is to note the direction of the arrow connection between the Axis nodes to ensure it is flowing the right way to apply the motion blur.
Other then that, you can animated your "virtual" axis and add as much motion blur to your object as you like!
New to Flame? Download the 30-day Flame trial at autodesk.com/products/flame/free-trial
or if you are in education, you can sign up for a free 3-year license at autodesk.com/education/free-software/flame
For Additional Information, Feedback and Comments:
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area.autodesk.com/learning/resource/flame
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