Modifications to the clock can be made easily with Chris Colefax's
Clockmod.inc file.
http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Lakes/1434/clockmod.html
Be sure to get the tutorial as well as the autoclck.mcr file.

Best,
D.

"tgl" <tgl### [at] canadacom> wrote in message
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>   Hello Everyone
>    Once again I'm in need of some SDL help in describing the following
> camera motions:
>    1. The camera will travel in a straight line, looking straight ahead,
> beginning at point A where it's speed is zero. Between point A and B,
speed
> gradually increases to a set value and then maintains that set value speed
> from point B to point C. At point C, speed decreases to 0 at point D. Can
> this entire sequence be related to clock?
>    2. In the above sequence, at some pre-determined period during the time
> the camera is travelling from point B to C, an object crosses the camera's
> path. The object and the camera will be in proximity of one another and
the
> camera will see it. When the object is about to leave the camera's frame
of
> view, regardless of the object's direction, the camera will pan to follow
> the object briefly and then resume its previous view; like a glancing
look.
> Could the camera's motion to "look_at" the object's passage be controlled
> by clock?
>     I hope I have made some kind of sense to someone out there. Thank you
in
> advance to all who respond.
>     TGL
>

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