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AVI file Zoom question

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av8r
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AVI file Zoom question

Is there a way to zoom in and out on an assembly while recording an AVI file? I do not know if I can do this with a tweak.

Thanks

Kevin
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Anonymous
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Or Animator V3.5 Beta

http://www.cbliss.com/inventor/iCode/AnimatorInst.exe

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"av8r" wrote in message
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> Is there a way to zoom in and out on an assembly while recording an AVI
file? I do not know if I can do this with a tweak.
> Thanks
> Kevin
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Anonymous
in reply to: av8r

You can in a presentation file

Switch your browser filters to a Sequence
View.  (it's the button that looks like a funnel on your browser
window).

Expand your Tasks and RMB over a sequence that you
want a different camera view for.

A form will pop up and in it you can select
Set Camera.  Whatever your screen is showing when you hit the button will
set that view for that sequence. 

You can then set up different camera views for
different sequences and you'll be able to zoom in and out for your
animation.

 

Joe Bartels

 

 
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Anonymous
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There is an example file on doing what you want to do in the Samples-Assemblies-Bracket folder. Open Bracket.ipn and run the animation. Expand the Sequence View as noted by Joe to get an idea of how the animation was done. J.D.
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Anonymous
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While not something I've done much with, I found that with a Spaceball I was able to zoom-pan-rotate (anything you want) as I was recording.

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