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Maya
Camera Aim
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mitm2002 68 posts03 Dec 2007 -
03 Dec 2007You might try keyframing the offset of the aim, ( I think you can do that ) or you could parent the object to a null, and have the aim constraint of the camera parented to the null, and then for the frames you want the object to leave frame, you could animate the object and it wouldn't affect the camera. But then you risk it getting a bit convoluted. There may be an easier way, like switching to a camera that leaves off at that exact keyframe with all the same positional information, and does not have the aim parented. But that in itself is just about equally convoluted.
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03 Dec 2007What kind of constraint did you use? If you use a parent constraint you can key it on and off in the channel box.
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mitm2002 68 posts03 Dec 2007Thanks for the help, guys! Here's a link to the SUPER ROUGH pre-viz - it's geeky and needs mucho work, but I'm learning.
http://thereelman.blogspot.com/
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Will J 215 posts03 Dec 2007I guess I would have animated a camera with an aim around a motion path, that way you are still looking at the right point when the camera stops moving but there is no connection to mess about with. But that does seem a little too simple to achive what you're talking about. Just my two cents
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Edit: Very nice anim btw, will look good when youo polish it
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