#Autodesk flame ibl lighting full

You can now keep RED source settings defined in Avid Media Composer when conforming an AAF inДЇlame: enable Keep Source Settings in MediaHub (XML & AAF Options tab).Time warps with negative keyframes are now correctly imported.The text and color of the original AAF Locators are now displayed in the imported sequence.The support for imported AAF sequences has been improved:.The settings found in the Conform Options in MediaHub are now saved per project.This means that sources matching segments on locked tracks are not display in the Conform list, nor in the Media Panel's Conform area. You can now filter out tracks from the Conform list by locking them.Consider using this options when conforming using content created in Batch. By enabling the new Keep Clip Name option, you can decide to derive the segment names from the clips used for relink, instead of using the names from the imported sequence (EDL, AAF, or XML).The status of the 'Hide Linked' button is now saved per user, and is now persistent between sessions.cd to the application: cd /usr/discreet//bin.To force the application to use the 10-bit mode: If the application still runs in 8-bit mode even when the attached monitor supports 10-bit, you can force the application to use the 10-bit mode. The application should automatically configure itself to the correct bit depth. On Mac (requires El Capitan 10.11.2 or later) There are no proscriptions against running 8-bit Flame on a 10-bit monitor. Note that other applications running on the same workstations will be impacted by this change (it edits the nf), and they will not run correctly if they do not also support 10-bit. You can toggle between 8- and 10-bit from the Flame Setup (and restarting the X server).

#Autodesk flame ibl lighting full

Flame can now use the full bit depth of a 10-bit precision graphics monitor.