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andy@crazybe.demon.co.uk (Andrew Barnett) writes:

>Hi All, just a silly little question

>I'm trying to do an effect I saw in a car advert poster, the car it self
>was not blured but the wheels were as it was speeding along. Who do I get
>the wheels to blur but not the whole car/ picture ?

>The answer is probably staring me in the face but I can't see it.


><sb>
>Nuff said, 
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><sb>
>"Apparently, non-human minds can cause a problem for someone who isn't trained."
>'Yes, I *have* heard this.  We do not all think the same way.'
>-- Ivanova and Delenn, "Legacies"

Yep, you're right - it should be easy...

	Firstly, set up everything as you would normally to render the car, but
make sure the wheels are separate objects.  Then the trick would be to keep the
car still and make the wheels move into position at a high speed (spinning if
you want them to).  Now render the frame where the wheels have just caught up to
the position they should be in under the car and you're done!

	Not hard was it? :)
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