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medeamajic · 5th November 2007, 04:54

bwtr,

You posted that there was no need top use anything other than the conical camera. I dissagree. You will see that the objects themselves as well as the shadows are altered when using an isomteric camera. Isometric should produce a 2-D like drafting image as you can see from the photos. There will be no vanishing point and for the most part there will be no shadows. I did change the suns setting to cast a shadow in the one isometric image. Some of the images are conical cameras at normal and telephoto lense settings.

To all the rest.

Carrara 6 may indeed have a bug. The only thing I have suggested is to "not" add an isometric camera to the scene but rather change camera 1 to an isometric camera. I was curious if any one had done this? It may or may not work. I should get my Carrara 6 CD very soon to test this out.

5th November 2007, 04:54	#54 (permalink)
medeamajic Now, I learn animation Join Date: Sep 2005 Posts: 1,026	bwtr, You posted that there was no need top use anything other than the conical camera. I dissagree. You will see that the objects themselves as well as the shadows are altered when using an isomteric camera. Isometric should produce a 2-D like drafting image as you can see from the photos. There will be no vanishing point and for the most part there will be no shadows. I did change the suns setting to cast a shadow in the one isometric image. Some of the images are conical cameras at normal and telephoto lense settings. To all the rest. Carrara 6 may indeed have a bug. The only thing I have suggested is to "not" add an isometric camera to the scene but rather change camera 1 to an isometric camera. I was curious if any one had done this? It may or may not work. I should get my Carrara 6 CD very soon to test this out. Attached Thumbnails Last edited by medeamajic; 5th November 2007 at 07:45.