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rc-rodeo · 10th January 2011, 06:53 AM

Andy,

many thanks for your answer.
Actually I know the functions you mentioned. Walk mode is not appropriate for our goal, rotating works as soon as I have adjusted the zoom level.

Let's fix the camera of the 3D view at a certain position, normally x=0, y=1.65, z=0.
This means the camera is in centerposition at a height of 1.65m, the eye height of the pilot. From now on the camera does not leave this position while rotating or zooming. Everything moves relative to this position.

I know this function from 3dmax and c4d, but these are way too heavy for free model constructions. If it's still unclear, I may attach an example of the work.

Regards
Karl-Heinz (rc-rodeo)

10th January 2011, 06:53 AM	#3
rc-rodeo Junior Member Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Tuebingen, Germany Posts: 10	Re: Fixed camera position Andy, many thanks for your answer. Actually I know the functions you mentioned. Walk mode is not appropriate for our goal, rotating works as soon as I have adjusted the zoom level. Let's fix the camera of the 3D view at a certain position, normally x=0, y=1.65, z=0. This means the camera is in centerposition at a height of 1.65m, the eye height of the pilot. From now on the camera does not leave this position while rotating or zooming. Everything moves relative to this position. I know this function from 3dmax and c4d, but these are way too heavy for free model constructions. If it's still unclear, I may attach an example of the work. Regards Karl-Heinz (rc-rodeo)