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I haven't posted much in the past - I hope to be able to do more and I thought people may find this interesting. We're working on an animation and something funny came up during tests. This is 3 consecutive frames of a camera movement going through a pane of glass. I can't really explain why this is happening other than to guess that at this particular frame the camera was precisely aligned with one face of the glass object and that Max cameras are defined as realistic "curved" lenses. Regardless, it was amusing to see this come out completely by accident!
I haven't posted much in the past - I hope to be able to do more and I thought people may find this interesting. We're working on an animation and something funny came up during tests. This is 3 consecutive frames of a camera movement going through a pane of glass. I can't really explain why this is happening other than to guess that at this particular frame the camera was precisely aligned with one face of the glass object and that Max cameras are defined as realistic "curved" lenses. Regardless, it was amusing to see this come out completely by accident!
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