I need to shift my sketchup model about 100’ up. Is there any way to also shift my entire video path I already have set up without shifting every key frame? Or does anyone have any work arounds for situations like this?
At Rhino I would try to save the key frames views as Rhino views (it’s an Enscape function at Rhino), manual move all cameras at Rhino and save it as key frames again.
Its not possible via UI tools, but you can export path as XML (Save Path butotn), edit coordinates manually and load the path again.
I don’t know what you mean by editing coordinates manually. The coordinates of the key frames or of the model?
Yes, I mean the coordinates.
After researching this further, it appears there isn’t a way to move the whole path without recreating the keyframes. Someone correct me if I’m mistaken. The problem I was trying to resolve is that we had client feedback that there was a “grey bar on the horizon, please fix the sky”. This is a result of the white ground mode having rolling hills in the background, making the horizon line higher. My idea was that if I could raise the model that would help with the horizon level.
My suggestion would be to give the option to change the color of the “clear” option to be whatever suits the user, because the dark grey is stark and distracting but the white ground creates a distorted horizon. Thanks.
Workaround: you could use a HDRI sky and edit it, so that the horizon line is lower.