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[Advocate02]

Hi all, got another new problem that I cannot wing my way through.

I'm trying to make a cutscene and have actors and animations all working well (after much cursing) but now I am trying to pan my camera. I have followed Dragonage22's video tutorials, read the cutscene tutorial on the wiki andplaced me camera exactly as they direct. 

I insert a camera give it a key frame on the 'active camera' track, on the camera itself I add a key frame at '0:00' I've reposition the camera and add another key frame. I've made sure that the transition is linear as I want a smooth movement. I do not get a trajectory line (yes I have toggled it) and no matter what I try the camera always remains stationary in the last place it was moved to.

Any help would be great.

Modifié par Advocate02, 23 janvier 2010 - 01:30 .

[Beerfish]

Ignore 'active camera' for now as all that relates to is which camera is being viewed at what point in time.

- After placing your camera click on it to select it on the time line.
- Give it a keyframe.
- Move the marker along the time line to the point where the camera will end up being.
- Click on the camera to select it again and then move it to where you wish it to end up and give it another keyframe.

It should now move as intended.

(Make sure you move along the time line first then move your camera rather than move the camera and then move the timeline.)

Modifié par Beerfish, 23 janvier 2010 - 04:45 .

[Advocate02]

Ah, that sorted it. Many thanks Beerfish. Just like me to miss something so simple. BTW your animation database has been brilliant.