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About Farhan Sikander
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I can help you in almost all the basic and intermediate stuff about 3d studio max r3 and about animations as well.

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You are here:  Experts > Computing/Technology > Focus on Web3D > 3D Studio Max > Controlling 3D Studio through another program

Topic: 3D Studio Max



Expert: Farhan Sikander
Date: 7/17/2001
Subject: Controlling 3D Studio through another program

Question
I'd like to know if I can control the cameras in this Studio thruogh another program(I mean a language programming like Java) or insert an object into this and control it's motion?

                                       Thanks

Answer
hello
well i dont know about a language that can be used to control the camera but there is a way by the 3dstudio's scripting and how is that i dont know but there is another way of how to control the camera

i will explain in steps

1:_make your scene

2:_now place the camera

3:_and now make a spline in such a way in which u want the camera to move for example in the file i have just directly used an helix

4:_select the motion tag (u will find the motion tag in the same line of that of create ,modify, hierarchy& then comes motion the wheel icon)

5:_click on trjectories

6:_choose ur camera and then click on the spline to which u want your camera to follow

7:_for an example for this please goto http://ionstudios.itgo.com/farhan_3d.htm the name for the file is camcont.exe

yours

Farhan

The Godfather

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