Frame/Time Counter Display Tool

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framecounters.jpgMichael Thoenes has a nice frame/time counter display tool for Blender. This allows you to ID your animation frames with a frame or time counter by placing one or all of the counters in front of your camera and rendering.
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    • http://www.ninjabuddy.org Timothy

      Nice. I am loading it right this second.

    • joeri

      I think this should be in blender.
      Best as extra data in tga, jpg and openxr file; readable by the seq-editor…
      O well…

    • http://www.area42.de ElBarto

      Something like this should be a render option of Blender!

      Anyway nice!

    • http://www.nathan.nl.tt JD-Multi

      Really need feature. I always struggle with how many frames I have to use for a certain action like, pick up a object, speed of walking, or whatever. It would be a cool feature to be included somewere in blender. It makes animating a little bit easier. ;)

    • Traligy

      really nice should be integrated with blender

    • http://patriarchproduction.blogspot.com Mikhail P. Schalk

      Yes. It definately needs to be integrated into Blender, and I agree with joeri -It would be even better as separate data, but I will probably use this a lot for the Animatic of the film my team and I are making.

    • http://www.harkyman.com harkyman

      There is a patch that integrates this sort of functionality…

      https://projects.blender.org/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=4762&group_id=9&atid=127

      It was on the Plumiferos wishlist.

    • http://3d-synthesis.com ROUBAL

      Nice and usefull tool !

      It could be a great help in setting animations.

      Thanks a lot !

    • James Davis

      Way to go Michael Thoenes! Keep up the good work and maybe you will make your $100 back :)

    • rpgsimmaster

      Ooh…. Close, but so sorry to Michael Thoenes… Alas, he was beaten to it by that same fabulous person who gave us Blender Library and Blender Materializer Scripts: Mariano Hidalgo aka uselessdreamer already created a script which adds this feature, called More Render Options which adds black bars such as you see in Animatic Runthroughs for films made by people such as Pixar…

      It adds a timer, the number of the frame, the name of the Scene, the Blender File, the date and the active Camera, or a variety of the lot, as well as giving you a plethora of options about what sort of rendering you want…

      You can find it here:
      http://uselessdreamer.byethost32.com/more_render_options.html

      …I’m afraid I’m going to stick with it…
      Sorry Michael, close, but no cigar…