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Movie Maker 4.6

rcousineau2007_22c883170drcousineau2007_22c883170d Posts: 70
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I'm trying to create a movie using Movie Maker and after I have the Movie Maker environment loaded, how do I pan back. I can go into perspective view and set the scene the way that I want it to look in my video but when I go to camera view I get the original scene setup. How do I pan back from the environment? There is a great tutorial by Dreamlight on making a movie in Movie Maker but I have two questions regarding the YouTube video. 1. How do you get the frame around the area that the camera is seeing, in other words it is only capturing a portion of the what is in the viewport and I need to know what that area is. 2. He has a whole set of movie maker camera controls at the top of the scene. How do I access them? The video I am referring to is "How to use Movie Maker for Daz Studio - quick overview" by 10,000 tadpoles.

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  • AndySAndyS Posts: 1,447
    edited January 2017

    Hi,

     

    the frame represents the aspect ratio. You can activate it on the viewport details menu (yellow icon in the attached screenprint).
    Then select "Show Aspect Frame".

    But the general question is, whether the MovieMaker ist able to work with iRay.

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  • rcousineau2007_22c883170drcousineau2007_22c883170d Posts: 70

    Thanks. Is there any documentation specific to MovieMaker?

     

  • jestmartjestmart Posts: 4,449
    edited January 2017

    Movie Maker, just like most other movie makers, works on images or clips so Iray doesn't enter into the equation.

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  • AndySAndyS Posts: 1,447

    The question is, how are the pictures created, used by MM? This is not clarified by the intoducing video.

    Cause the product is some older, it possibly was created to use 3Delight. But what is with iRay producing the pictures / frame renders? We know that good iRay pictures need "a little" longer.
    Or does it have its own image generation?

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