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medeamajic · 25th December 2006, 03:07

An orthoganal view should not rotate on 3-D axis. Carrara is laid out great for orthoganal views. Orthoganal views are synthetic man made 2-D/3-D views that you can pan only.

You can add more cameras to get control form other angles.

The orthoganal view goes beyond what a human can view. Machine shops spend 50,000.00 dollars for optical gauges that give true orthoganal views to guage parts although they can not do it 100%.

If I had a perfect transparent box/square 5 feet in size the inside corners at the back of the box/square would apear to move inward (vanishing point) with any camera or the human eye. With the orthoganal view they remian parrellel and hidden.

I like the camera controls and orthoganal views of Carrara even if it does glitch up at times.

25th December 2006, 03:07	#79 (permalink)
medeamajic Now, I learn animation Join Date: Sep 2005 Posts: 1,034	An orthoganal view should not rotate on 3-D axis. Carrara is laid out great for orthoganal views. Orthoganal views are synthetic man made 2-D/3-D views that you can pan only. You can add more cameras to get control form other angles. The orthoganal view goes beyond what a human can view. Machine shops spend 50,000.00 dollars for optical gauges that give true orthoganal views to guage parts although they can not do it 100%. If I had a perfect transparent box/square 5 feet in size the inside corners at the back of the box/square would apear to move inward (vanishing point) with any camera or the human eye. With the orthoganal view they remian parrellel and hidden. I like the camera controls and orthoganal views of Carrara even if it does glitch up at times.