@leeminardi wrote:
Turn on the Maxscript Listener and see what commands are generated for a camera move. You will also need to consider the rotation of the camera as well. For example, a move in frame 4 coupled with a rotation about the x and y axes would look something like this:
sliderTime = 4f
move $ [31.9392,11.5601,0]
rotate $ (angleaxis 15.5 [1,0,0])
rotate $ (angleaxis -26 [0,1,0])
You could easily create this script in Excel from your data using the concatenate function.
I believe this will work. I'll give it a try today. FYI, what i'm working on is a 360° video i have recorded and i have very precise coordinates for the camera location for each frame of the video. I am wanting to augment this video with geographically correct info or objects (like Road Centerline Stations, ect.). I was able to do this yesterday with a path created from these coordinates, so i think i may have 2 ways to do this now. here is a proof of concept render I did Yesterday.
https://youtu.be/YxlBT67GoB8
This is a "VR" clip and you can spin the video around with your mouse or by moving your mobile device if you are viewing it that way. Again, thanks for your reply.
