randall jones

I've made a new and improved version of render_node, the handy A/V 

sync, preview and output tool. Render_node helps you use your other 

Jitter patches. Currently in use by at least three card-carrying 

video artists! With render_node, you can:

* play back your animation with temporal antialiasing

* see your patch in a preview window while sending it to a second 

* preview and render your patch through hardware pixel shader plugins

* loop and scrub your playback with the minimal timeline interface

* capture video to disk through a variety of codecs

currently available for free (as in beer-slurred speech) at 

I've made a new and improved version of render_node, the handy A/V  
sync, preview and output tool.  Render_node helps you use your other  
Jitter patches.  Currently in use by at least three card-carrying  
video artists!  With render_node, you can:

* play back your animation with temporal antialiasing
* see your patch in a preview window while sending it to a second  
monitor
* preview and render your patch through hardware pixel shader plugins
* loop and scrub your playback with the minimal timeline interface
* capture video to disk through a variety of codecs

currently available for free (as in beer-slurred speech) at http:// 
2uptech.com/archive .

new-render_node-0-55

I know it's been an incredibly long time since this post, but I'd be interested in your render_node. I'd need to record some OpenGL scenes as movie files, and besides that I would also like to learn more about the non-realtime functionalities in Max. I'm not seeing much documentation about this and a patch like this would be very informative.

Is "render_node" still available somewhere? Or is there something equivalent - maybe natively - in Max now?

I know it's been an incredibly long time since this post, but I'd be interested in your render_node. I'd need to record some OpenGL scenes as movie files, and besides that I would also like to learn more about the non-realtime functionalities in Max. I'm not seeing much documentation about this and a patch like this would be very informative. 

new: render_node 0.55