Looking for a batch rendering script for integral imaging

itsikw

To display a scene in an integral imaging display, one needs a sequence of renders, each one made with the camera in a different position (and, optionally, in a different orientation). The camera positions form a two-dimensional rectangular lattice lying on a given plane.

Is there a script to perform such a task? If not, is there anybody here who can write such a script?

Richard Haseltine

Moved to Product Suggestions, the scripting forum is intended for people wanting to write their own scripts.

sidcarton1587

itsikw said:

To display a scene in an integral imaging display, one needs a sequence of renders, each one made with the camera in a different position (and, optionally, in a different orientation). The camera positions form a two-dimensional rectangular lattice lying on a given plane.

Is there a script to perform such a task? If not, is there anybody here who can write such a script?

Sounds like an interesting problem, and in principle it shouldn't be that hard to do. DM me and we can discuss details. 

 

 

chris-2599934

One way to do it is to set up an animation where the camera moves to a new location for each frame of the animation, then you just render the whole thing to an image series. Takes some setting up, but no scripting required.

dan2050

chris-2599934 said:

One way to do it is to set up an animation where the camera moves to a new location for each frame of the animation, then you just render the whole thing to an image series. Takes some setting up, but no scripting required.

 

And indeed you could have the camera with a new position in each frame, and save the camera with its animation data. Then you have your camera array for use in multiple scnes without having to set it up again.