Not sure what you mean by the first sentence - if you convert it to a Corona Camera, you don’t need to add the CoronaCameraMod (which is a legacy thing - you apply it to other cameras to enable the Corona options for that camera, e.g. place it on top of a Physical Camera). If you convert it into a Corona Camera anyway, then you’d no longer need the CoronaCameraMod
If you mean converting all parameters such as iso, f-stop, etc, then there is no way.
If you mean replacing all camera positions in the scene, there is no way (maybe some 3ds Max tool can be used, like clone and align).
If you mean replacing a single camera’s position, you can use the Corona toolbar for this to place a Corona Camera in the active view.
Points 1 and 2 are actually interesting, so I will log it as a feature request.
Any chance of a corona powertool or something to mass convert max physical cameras > corona cameras? Or maybe as part of the Corona Converter?
It’s fine if it’s not 1:1 the same - just the critical stuff like cam+target position, shift/tilt, FOV etc. and maybe any other data it’s able to pull like aperture etc.
quick and dirty for those who don’t want to use the paid script:
(please do a scene hold before running this)
phyCams = for i in cameras where isKindOf i Physical_Camera collect i
for c in phyCams do
(
cc = CoronaCam()
cc.name = c.name + "_converted"
cc.pos = c.pos
if c.targeted == true then
cc.target.pos = c.target.pos
else
cc.targeted = off
cc.transform = c.transform
cc.fov = c.fov
cc.fstop = c.f_number
cc.verticalShift = c.vertical_shift/100
cc.horizontalShift = c.horizontal_shift/100
cc.horizontalTilt = c.horizontal_tilt_correction
cc.verticalTilt = c.vertical_tilt_correction
)
--delete phyCams -- enable this to delete the original cameras
Just bought this, installed it and tried to run it, but when the script launches it immediately closed max (2024) as it was detected as malicious software (by Autodesk I think). Have you/anyone else come across this?
As far as I’m aware you can disable the ‘security tools’ in Max - there’s an entry somewhere in the top menu. You might be able to run it once they’re disabled, of course this comes with the ‘on your own risk’ disclaimer…