Lock those cameras!
So once I've got my cameras set where I want them, I simply select all my cameras and camera targets and go over to the Hierarchy tab. If you click on Link Info, you will see a Locks rollout. Here you can lock the location of your cameras.
No more worrying about moving a camera. This is especially useful if you're using a 3D mouse. I've also found that if you have a 3D mouse on a computer net-rendering using server, the 3D mouse can still shift your camera...strange! Locking your cameras ensures your render will come out correctly!
Apologies for not posting as much as I would like to. I've been quite busy and I'm working on several 3D projects that I might be able to share in the future :)
Good tip!!
ReplyDeleteGood tip indeed ! There is a script in the blurscripts pack (or soulburn scripts) where you can lock any object with a click.
ReplyDeleteMuito boa a dica!!! Valeu!!!
ReplyDeletesame locked with freeze, but its more flexible, thanks for your share! :)
ReplyDeleteYes, I use this checkers too!
ReplyDeleteAnd I find little sckript to do it easy.
http://72.27.230.245/3ds-max/scripts/lockunlock-link-info
Yes, I use this checkers too!
ReplyDeleteAnd I find little sckript to do it easy.
http://72.27.230.245/3ds-max/scripts/lockunlock-link-info
You can use my little maxscript to easy do that
ReplyDeletehttp://www.nothing-is-3d.com/tips/article9/maxscript-lock-unlock-link-info
(oh, by writing this message, i just see that mr-asa already share my script in scriptspot ^^)