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Subject: Re: Cameras from 3D Studio Sender: MTelnov 26.06.01 07:11 >Hi! >I animated a camera in 3D Studio and >exported to VRML to use in our world. >I would like to know if anyone there >have done such thing and how can we >prevent from the camera to move. > >Thank?s a lot! > >Fl?vio Hello, When converting to VRML, animated cameras in 3D Studio MAX are realized by using PositionInterpolator. In VRML, the first viewpoint (a camera) found is activated (bound) when you load a scene into VRML browser. If the first viewpoint in the VRML file is animated, this initiates camera moving. To prevent from the camera to move, add a static viewpoint at the beginning of the VRML file. For example, DEF static Viewpoint { position -15.5 -7.04 15.2 orientation 0 1 0 0.2 fieldOfView 0.6024 description "static" } Surely you can add a static viewpoint in 3D Studio, then save animated camera by using the Save Selected command, delete animated camera, and finaly add animated camera with the Merge command. Then export to VRML97. Mikhail Telnov   [reply] [back to forum] [new message] [all forums] Cameras from 3D Studio / fla2@uol.com.br / 19.06.01 14:01      Re: Cameras from 3D Studio / MTelnov / 26.06.01 07:11 Messages in thread: 2 [reply] [back to forum] [new message] [all forums]