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Hi all,
A long time haven't used POVray, but want to return :-)
I just wonder if such a 'tools' would exit, to render for a single scene
multiple views as if 3 (for example) cameras was in the scene ?
Purpose would be to get eg 3 rendered images with different point of
view without changing the camera attribute in the source scene...
Any idea for that ??
Thanks,
ALeX
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Am 13.05.2010 18:47, schrieb Alex:
> A long time haven't used POVray, but want to return :-)
> I just wonder if such a 'tools' would exit, to render for a single scene
> multiple views as if 3 (for example) cameras was in the scene ?
>
> Purpose would be to get eg 3 rendered images with different point of
> view without changing the camera attribute in the source scene...
>
> Any idea for that ??
You /will/ have to set up multiple different cameras in the scene, using
some #if construct to choose between them (driven either by animation
variables or ini Declare=... statements).
Or you might use ini Declare=... to set parameters that you'll then use
in the camera statement.
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> Am 13.05.2010 18:47, schrieb Alex:
>
>> A long time haven't used POVray, but want to return :-)
>> I just wonder if such a 'tools' would exit, to render for a single scene
>> multiple views as if 3 (for example) cameras was in the scene ?
>>
>> Purpose would be to get eg 3 rendered images with different point of
>> view without changing the camera attribute in the source scene...
>>
>> Any idea for that ??
>
> You /will/ have to set up multiple different cameras in the scene, using
> some #if construct to choose between them (driven either by animation
> variables or ini Declare=... statements).
>
> Or you might use ini Declare=... to set parameters that you'll then use
> in the camera statement.
Hi again ;-)
That I already do, but my request is to press the "Run" button only once
and to get multiple angles views of my scene to check is from different
cameras view...
Thanks
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Am 13.05.2010 19:31, schrieb Alex:
>> You /will/ have to set up multiple different cameras in the scene, using
>> some #if construct to choose between them (driven either by animation
>> variables or ini Declare=... statements).
>>
>> Or you might use ini Declare=... to set parameters that you'll then use
>> in the camera statement.
>
> Hi again ;-)
>
> That I already do, but my request is to press the "Run" button only once
> and to get multiple angles views of my scene to check is from different
> cameras view...
You can do that using the animation mechanism - using as many frames as
you have camera views.
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> Hi all,
>
> A long time haven't used POVray, but want to return :-)
> I just wonder if such a 'tools' would exit, to render for a single scene
> multiple views as if 3 (for example) cameras was in the scene ?
>
> Purpose would be to get eg 3 rendered images with different point of
> view without changing the camera attribute in the source scene...
>
> Any idea for that ??
>
> Thanks,
>
> ALeX
Just for interested people, that thread is closed (at least solved) in
povray.newusers.
Cheers !
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