Editing Camera Path

Edits on the camera path created for animation are made by interfering with the camera path. The location of the points (cameras) that make up the camera path, the direction of view, the interval times can be changed from the timing settings.

Editing Camera Path

Editing can be made on the defined camera path.

• Choose the camera path for this.

• The camera has two points, one on the road and the other to show the direction of view. The more points added during the route definition, the more cameras are placed and when selected, the points of each are marked as red colored points.

• The path line is selected, mouse is placed on one of the points on it and click the node point with the left mouse button.

• The location of the node will change depending on the movement of your mouse.

• Take it to its new location and place it by clicking the left mouse button.

• Click the other point that represents the viewing direction with the left mouse button.

• Your direction of view will change depending on the movement of your mouse.

• Decide the direction and place it by clicking the left mouse button.

• You can also make changes to other nodes in the camera path.

Usage step

Usage step
The initial version of the camera path Open
Choosing the camera path Open
Changing the location by clicking on the node on the path
Changing the direction of view
Final camera path

Changing the Camera Path Settings

To change the settings of the defined camera path;

• Double click the defined camera path with the left mouse button or select the camera path and click the right button of the mouse and click the properties row from the drop-down list.

• The Camera Path Settings dialog will open.

• Make the wanted settings and click OK to close the dialog.

Camera Path Settings

Changing Frame Timer Settings

While defining the path, the timing settings of the created nodes can be changed.

• Select the defined path.

• Point to the node on the path, right click the mouse and click the properties line or double click.

• The Frame Timer  dialog opens.

• Make the desired settings and click OK to close the dialog.

Frame Timer