05-30-2011, 07:08 PM
Probably a bit late for you now-But I found a way to do it by only simming that missing frame.
I had a situation where I overwrote a single frame by accident and wanted to 'replace' again with a correct frame (to avoid two days of re-simming the entire thing).
I used an initial state sim. If you do a File>Set initial state file it defaults to looking for a .fdc file. However you can filter it to also use regular .fxd files too. So I simply loaded the frame before the one I had buggered. Changed the Output Range to start /end frame the frame I wanted to regenerate and did a sim from initial state (for that one frame).
Worked flawlessly as the stop/continue was rebuilt as well.
I had a situation where I overwrote a single frame by accident and wanted to 'replace' again with a correct frame (to avoid two days of re-simming the entire thing).
I used an initial state sim. If you do a File>Set initial state file it defaults to looking for a .fdc file. However you can filter it to also use regular .fxd files too. So I simply loaded the frame before the one I had buggered. Changed the Output Range to start /end frame the frame I wanted to regenerate and did a sim from initial state (for that one frame).
Worked flawlessly as the stop/continue was rebuilt as well.