 | | | Re: Let 's talk about Carrara 4, feature requests. | Re: Let 's talk about Carrara 4, feature requests. 2004-02-14 - By Harvey White
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On Sat, 14 Feb 2004 13:26:17 -0500, you wrote:
>Not sure I follow what you mean by its only working on isometric cameras - I
>use it all the time in perspective views.
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>I'm not talking about single-digit percent magnifications (I've never needed
>to zoom out that far) - I'm saying if you're at 8000% magnification, using
>the camera movement controls to zoom out isn't going to have much of a
>noticeable effect.
I think we're talking two different things here.
Take a sphere, use camera 1. As you zoom out, the camera view becomes
increasingly more wide angle and distorted. If you were to dolly out,
you'd stay at 100% and the view would not be distorted.
Because isometric cameras do not worry about perspective, you don't
have this behavior with them.
I model planets, and I've had to go out that far, with large models,
just to try to keep the scale applicable with anything else that's in
the picture.
Harvey
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>Andrew
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>From: Harvey White <madyn@(protected)>
>Organization: Laid-Off-Press, Inc
>Reply-To: Carrara@(protected)
>Date: Sat, 14 Feb 2004 10:47:22 -0600
>To: Carrara@(protected)
>Subject: Re: [Carrara] Re: Let's talk about Carrara 4, feature requests.
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>On Sat, 14 Feb 2004 05:27:32 -0500, you wrote:
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>>If it's taking a long time to pull back from a scene, you've probably zoomed
>>way in using Zoom rather than moving the camera - you might be at, like,
>>1000% zoom or something. Try using the magnifying glass to zoom out first.
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>This only works on isometric cameras (not sure about spherical).
>Zooming out with the magnification glass on a conical camera has a
>very odd effect at single digit percent magnifications.
>
>Harvey
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>>Cheers,
>>Andrew
>>
>>From: "ewillia777" <EWillia777@(protected)>
>>Reply-To: Carrara@(protected)
>>Date: Sat, 14 Feb 2004 06:58:48 -0000
>>To: Carrara@(protected)
>>Subject: [Carrara] Re: Let's talk about Carrara 4, feature requests.
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>>I just remembered something else, for god's sake if you don't use
>>anything else I mentioned at least add a zoom to scene menu item and
>>allow the mouse wheel to control camera tracking in and out because
>>it takes forever to pull back from a large scene, so basically
>>improved tracking movements with a setting to adjust the max movement
>>rate.
>>
>>EW
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>>--- In Carrara@(protected), Cecilia Ziemer <ziemer@(protected)> wrote:
>>> Well, used cars would be ok, but I'd rather have Poser's motion
>>graph
>>> & joint parameter widgets-
>>> cec
>>>
>>>
>>> >Eovia recently announced that it's coming up with poser import
>>> >plugin. The exact capabilities are still unknown. Most likely it
>>> >will import animations etc. What else COULD it do? Import used
>>cars,
>>> >perhaps? ;-)
>>> >
>>> >see www.eovia.com, there's the announcement. Or ask their marketing
>>> >deparment.
>>> >
>>> >petteri
>>> >--- In Carrara@(protected), "naes3d" <naes3d@(protected)> wrote:
>>> >> Hmmm... I've only used the demo version of Carrara for less
>>than a
>>> >> week; however, I would love to see the weighting of vertices and
>>> >> cloth dynamics added in the next version. I'm sure a height map
>>> >could
>>> >> be fudged to create a dropped cloth as in a still life pic, but
>>> >cloth
>>> >> would be great for character clothing and capes blowing in the
>>> >wind
>>> >> and such. Does Carrara import cloth and/or animations from
>>Poser?
>>> >>
>>> > > Sean
>>> >
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