Video running in reverse?

I also have the same issue!, and while starting the export it also start from the last frame I created.

sblackburn , chai , thank you very much for the reports. Do you also experience this in our latest preview as well? That would be great to know. Additionally, can one of you two send me a camera path in with which this problem occurs? You can just attach it here with your next reply. Thanks!

+1...

I thought it a new update 😃

Hi, I cant upload a camera pet, it saying the file extension is invalid

I find a free program to reverse it back after export called VSDC, here is a link, https://www.videosoftdev.com/how-to-reverse-video

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Hi, I cant upload a camera pet, it saying the file extension is invalid

Pardon, should be fully possible now for new users as well - can you give it another try? If it's not possible briefly use wetransfer.com for example to send over the file. Which version of Enscape are you using by the way?

Made the same mistake the other day mixing up time settings. 24 hour format would help us europeans to avoid the sun comes up in the west and goes down in the east

See attached video pet, I'm using Enscape 3.0

Using Sketchup Pro 2020, Enscape 3.1.0. I create Keyframes in my model, rotating around the object and then create a video. When the video is made, the last keyframe is first and the first keyframe is last (the video is reverse order). What am I doing wrong?

JSC , chai , Lemarchal

Thank you all for the input so far - I'm afraid I may either miss something you guys are doing, or I just cannot reproduce this problem on my machine for some reason.

Because of this, could anyone please record a video of this behaviour (screen capture or simply with your smartphone) from the start to finish? Of course, this video can be as short as possible, as long as we can see the steps from the very beginning, including you showing that it's then reversed when using the preview button.

Thank you so much again in advance, I appreciate the cooperation.

Voila, first keyframe set to 6 PM second one to 8 Am and the sun rises in the west and goes down in the east.

This european would prefer to set the first keyfranme to 06|:00 and the second to 20:00 to avoid this funny error

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JSC , chai , Lemarchal

Thank you all for the input so far - I'm afraid I may either miss something you guys are doing, or I just cannot reproduce this problem on my machine for some reason.

Because of this, could anyone please record a video of this behaviour (screen capture or simply with your smartphone) from the start to finish? Of course, this video can be as short as possible, as long as we can see the steps from the very beginning, including you showing that it's then reversed when using the preview button.

Thank you so much again in advance, I appreciate the cooperation.

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Same problem here with reverse video. Navigate to a point, make a keyframe, walk to another point, make a keyframe again. Then press play, and the video is reverse.

Revit 2022 with Enscape 3.2.0 preview 2 (53376)

Hi ,

I have created a path with 8-9 keyframes, when I render the path or even review it the video goes in reverse. my last frame becomes the first in the video.

the direction of the path changes somehow.

any ideas?

I'll appreciate your quick responses.

Thanks

Hi Znaser

Welcome to our forum.

I have merged your thread in our existing thread here.

As we are still unable to reproduce this issue, could you perhaps give us some additional information?

E.g. what CAD are you using, or do you have a geolocation in your project, and if so, do you have a different time in there (this was the cause for a customer a while ago).

Also have the same issue, add a button flip video path ?

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Also have the same issue, add a button flip video path ?

Just so you and the others in the thread are aware:

This behaviour itself is not a bug and chances are high that you've simply been using the left + button to add keyframes, instead of the right + button which should be used instead in this case if you do not want to create a reverse path - give it a try and if you still experience any issues regarding this subject let me know of course!

Same issue - I find that it happens at random making it difficult to reproduce.

I think the clue is in something Demian wrote in one of the posts above.

"chances are high that you've simply been using the left + button to add keyframes, instead of the right + button which should be used instead in this case if you do not want to create a reverse path"

I was getting the same reverse animation path result, until I realized that once you've moved to the next point where you want to place a keyframe, you should click the + button on the right of the timeline, not the one on the left. I had been clicking the left button. This could be seen as a potentially useful feature, not a bug. Not quite sure in what circumstances I'd make use of it, but I'm sure they'll crop up.