[Plugin] Camera Stats
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@manamana said:
This has been very useful - Thank you.
what do the three values of the "up" field represent?
The camera's 'up' is a vector [x,y,z]
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This is a good plugin but it appears to work in inches only.
I've positioning a cámera at 2.00 meters height and Camera_Stats reports 78.74 units to Z eye and target coordinates.
It's possible ad all of the other units options (feet, milimeters, centimeters and meters) to plugin?
I don't know how to do due to my poor knowledge to ruby.
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@luismoreno said:
This is a good plugin but it appears to work in inches only.
I've positioning a cámera at 2.00 meters height and Camera_Stats reports 78.74 units to Z eye and target coordinates.
It's possible ad all of the other units options (feet, milimeters, centimeters and meters) to plugin?
I don't know how to do due to my poor knowledge to ruby.
Thanks in advance.
Eye and Target are Point3d x/y/z values in base-units [inches], Up and Direction are Vector3d x/y/z values.
To make them into say 'mm' edit the main .rb file in the subfolder using Notepad.exe or a similar plain-text editor...
Find the line that includes the text:
...$cam.eye().x()...
there are x/y/z versions for each of the 4 'types' of $cam methods... between lines #29 and #44 - 12 in all to change...
Add to each as follows:
...$cam.eye().x()**.to_m**...
etc
The additional '.to_m' converts the passed value from inches into 'm'
There are other converters too - '.to_mm', '.to_cm', '.to_ft' etc ...
So now at least you can convert your report to your desired units... -
Thanks, TIG.
It appears running correctly.
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Thanks very much for the great plugin. I'm hoping to use it to show different variations of a product all next to each other within the same model. I'm trying to set a camera position in scene 1 to show product alt 1, slide the camera position along the x-axis for scene 2 to show the same view of alt 2, slide again for scene 3, etc.
After making the changes in the script suggested to luismoreno the camera position is shown in millimeters, but when I enter a new x value, the camera position moves much more than I specified and all the values change not just the x value. I know nothing about writing script so I'm sure there's something I'm doing wrong ^^.
Thanks in advance for any suggestions!
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Should have included this in my original question....After checking some more, it looks like the plugin is giving the camera location information in millimeters after changing the ruby script as TIG suggested. However, if you try to input new coordinates based on millimeters, the plugin calculates them as if they are inches. That would explain why entering an x value of 5000 and pressing Send Data gives a camera position with an x value of 127000. 5000 inches = 127000 mm. When I changed the models units to work in inches the plugin was great.
Unfortunately anything beyond "find x and change it to y" gets out of my ruby script writing ability. This is a really valuable plugin and any suggestions on making it possible for those of us working in the metric system to use it would be much appreciated.
Again, thanks very much in advance.
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I'm sorry for ressuciting this topic but if i orbit my view with Ctrl pressed i get rotation in my camera. It's possible have this information?
For example, create this same position and rotation in others 3d applications.Thank you in anticipation
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@tig said:
@luismoreno said:
This is a good plugin but it appears to work in inches only.
I've positioning a cámera at 2.00 meters height and Camera_Stats reports 78.74 units to Z eye and target coordinates.
It's possible ad all of the other units options (feet, milimeters, centimeters and meters) to plugin?
I don't know how to do due to my poor knowledge to ruby.
Thanks in advance.
Eye and Target are Point3d x/y/z values in base-units [inches], Up and Direction are Vector3d x/y/z values.
To make them into say 'mm' edit the main .rb file in the subfolder using Notepad.exe or a similar plain-text editor...
Find the line that includes the text:
...$cam.eye().x()...
there are x/y/z versions for each of the 4 'types' of $cam methods... between lines #29 and #44 - 12 in all to change...
Add to each as follows:
...$cam.eye().x()**.to_m**...
etc
The additional '.to_m' converts the passed value from inches into 'm'
There are other converters too - '.to_mm', '.to_cm', '.to_ft' etc ...
So now at least you can convert your report to your desired units...This is great TIG, it worked for my model as well.
Although, I noticed there are something strange going on when I try to send the data in mm?
I suppose, it is a lot more complicated. so I ended up just converting my mm values into inches.
But, if there is any simpler solution, please let me know.Thanks in advance.
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Hoping to revive this thread yet again.
Does anyone know how to change the Focal Length rather than the Field of view? I can't figure out why that line is greyed out. I'd like to match to a Rhino camera and can only get Focal length from Rhino.
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