CGI Compositing - Creating Motion Vector Data in Smoke

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This video shows you how to create your own motion vector data in Autodesk Smoke. This allows you to apply motion blur to CGI elements even though they might not have been rendered with a motion vector pass in Autodesk Maya.

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