If you figure out how to make it work please post how you did it.
Nice work, Macker! Any chance you can write a little step-by-step tutorial on this?
Without having the xml to look at...maybe it's the focus point where the camera is aiming?
Edit: After having looked at a camera xml file I think "look at" is the camera target point.
Here's my first attempt, fairly pleased with it:
This is great - so your doing the camera paths in Max and saving out a .xml? How did you get the people to move? (rendered in Max and composite them together with Enscale?)
Hi. Any Chance we can get a step by step on how to animate the people?
Kind Regards
Urgh ok, so xml read by 3ds max did not work out, so i tried it the other way with camera data and target (look at ) data from 3ds max, I guess this(file: "cameraposXML")
is too much keyframe data. I created a file exactly as you are supposed to with the xml file i saved out from enscape to use as a guide.
Why can't enscape just give an fbx output of the camera path this is so frustrating. I am going to try it with less data points, because clearly enscape can't cope.It played something at one point then just froze on this screen. Nothing previews now it is just stuck on this
i can't seem to post xmls so i guess save it to your computers and change the end file type from txt to xml.
the "camerapostoxml" you can change as well to .py . it takes the positions from 3ds max the camerapos and target files i created using maxscript.
ah crap i think i need to record the timestampSeconds = ""
as well that is why it is not moving
