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CamLock2022V2 Script to Lock/Unlock the Pos./Rot./scale of any Camera

mCasualmCasual Posts: 4,604
edited May 2022 in Freebies

CamLock2022V2

https://sites.google.com/site/mcasualsdazscripts9/camlock2022v2

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Introduction

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This script will let you lock/unlock the position/rotation/scale and FocalDistance (should be focal length?)

of a camera you select from the list of cameras inside and outside the Scene ( Perspective, Front ... )

The idea is to prevent you from accidentally moving a camera while working on the scene.

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Credits

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mcjCamlock by mCasual

Modified by Tugpsx

Contributors Richard Haseltine, mjc1016, Omniflux

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History

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May 4th 2022 - posted on my web site
May 5th small tweak update Changed "FocalDistance" locking to "FocalLength" locking

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Comments

  • Silver DolphinSilver Dolphin Posts: 1,594

    Nice Thank you

  • OmnifluxOmniflux Posts: 363

    For clarity, getFocalDistanceControl correlates to zoom with orthogonal cameras.

  • mCasualmCasual Posts: 4,604
    edited May 2022

    May 5th small tweak update

    Changed "FocalDistance" locking to "FocalLength" locking

    in related news, this script helped me not lose my render camera which was positioned with so much care you wouldn't believe if i told you

     

     

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  • ChumlyChumly Posts: 793

    This is great!

    I am always accidentially moving my camera when I don't want to.... cheers!

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