Record Smooth Gameplay Video with MotionFlow

Preparing Your Recording Setup

Before recording, ensure MotionFlow is active and your motion blur settings are configured. The shader's fluid motion effect will be captured in your video file, so test your current settings by recording a short clip first. Check that the smoothness enhances rather than obscures important details in your gameplay.

Recording Best Practices

MotionFlow works best when you move deliberately and smoothly—avoid jerky camera movements or rapid spinning, as these can make the motion blur effect look unnatural on video. Steady, flowing camera work showcases what the shader does best.

Post-Recording Considerations

The motion blur is baked into your raw footage, so you won't need to add smoothing effects in post-production. This saves editing time and maintains consistent video quality. If your recorded footage feels too blurry, return to your shader settings and reduce the motion blur intensity before your next recording session.

Test different settings across multiple short recordings to find the sweet spot for your content style.