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By Data Juggler - 7 Years Ago
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To limit the scope and difficulty of this question, I am referring to IClone.
I am doing something a little different; I making a video that is basically a 2D video, with a little 3D to give it some depth.
I created this box to server as a backdrop for a bunch of planes with pictures that all relate together, and as the camera moves to different sections I am hoping the end result is this turns out more interesting than Power Point transitioning from slide to slide.
My images are pretty big, so I kept have to make my box bigger, which was fine until I tried to move my box and the circular world (dark gray sphere gets in between the view of my prop and my camera is the best I can do to describe it) gets in the way.
I think I have done this before, but on Saturday morning before I have had enough caffeine to think properly I don't remember.
Thanks,
P.S. While building this project, a feature that would make this type of process super easy would be a 'Create Plane From Image' button that you browse for an image, and a plane that is the correct dimensions as the image would be created. Now I duplicate one image and reshape it as best I can by looking, but I know I am not getting accurate proportions.
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By animagic - 7 Years Ago
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The first thing that comes to mind is to enlarge the sphere. I have to do that sometimes with a sky as well.
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By Data Juggler - 7 Years Ago
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That worked!
I actually didn't have a Sky was my first problem, so I Imported in Universal Sky from
(Windows 10 location)
C:\Users\Public\Documents\Reallusion\Template\iClone 7 Template\iClone Template\Sky\Universal.iSky
The scale was at 1,000 and I set it to 5,000 and now I can turn my prop around 360 if I need to.
I think I had done this before because I have another big project, but still many thanks.
I am against ever using a digital personal assistant like Alexa or Cortana, etc. because I don't trust the companies that make them enough to let them always record me, but I can see how having a Google that is trainable could have value as I get older.
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