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» Modulesanimation tabCameraEditorAnimation tab: CameraEditorIn the Camera Module, all 3D cameraparameters can be set.Projection Mode» Perspective:The perspective modedraws the current scene in perspectiveview. This mode is the most naturalway of image reception.» Orthographic: Draws the current scenein orthographic view.» Render Wireframe: Renders the selectedcamera view in wireframe mode.ViewingThere are two ways of defining the view. On the one hand the view can be definedusing the attributes “From”, “At” and “Up”. The other way is to define the view by the“Centre of Interest”, “Distance”, “Height” and “Turntable Angle”. Both define positionand orientation. They are interdependent and influence each other.» From: Sets the coordinates for the camera position.» At: Sets the coordinates for the centre of interest.» Up: Sets the up coordinates for the grade.» Centre of Interest (CoI): Sets the coordinates for the centre of interest.» Distance: Sets the distance from the CoI.» Height: Sets the height regarding CoI and distance.» Turntable Angle: Defines the vertical angle related to the focus point.» Distance to Object Centre: Defines the distance to the midpoint of the bounding222
ox of your currently selected object.Clipping» Near Plane: Sets the near ClipPlanemeasured in millimetres. All objects closerto the camera than the near ClipPlanewill not be rendered.» Far Plane: Sets the far ClipPlanemeasured in millimetres. All objects furtheraway from the camera than the farclipPlane will not be rendered.» CalculateLens Attributes» Field of View Mode: Defines whetherthe field of view is modified horizontallyor vertically.» Field of View: Sets the camera’svertical field of view angle measured indegrees. The field of view parameter isdirectly connected to the focal lengthand sensor height parameter.» Focal Length: Sets the virtual objective’sfocal length in millimetre value dependingon the set sensor height and the definedfield of view.» Sensor Presets223
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