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2019-09-03, 19:04:16

darseneau

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2-Point perspective
I'm an architect and new to Corona / Cinema 4d. Is there an easy way to setup a simple 2-point perspective.. ie.. vertical lines stay parallel.
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2019-09-03, 19:31:41
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Re: 2-Point perspective
Corona camera has 2 point perspective mode, it's called "automatic vertical tilt". Not sure if Corona for C4D has Corona camera yet.
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2019-09-03, 19:47:43
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Re: 2-Point perspective
Tks Romullus..I'm using Corona 4 / Cinema 4D. I don't seem to be able to locate " Automatic Vertical Tilt " using the Corona camera.
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2019-09-03, 20:05:15
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Re: 2-Point perspective
There is something similar in native C4D camera controls, the Film Offset X and Film Offset Y. See https://forum.corona-renderer.com/index.php?topic=22328 - and from that thread, I did set up a feature request for the Tilt and Shift in the Corona Camera (internal tracking 282120966).
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2019-09-03, 20:30:04
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Re: 2-Point perspective
No luck with " offset X or Y " it just seems to move the viewer around and do not correct the vertical lines. It should be an easy setup in Corona or Cinema 4d... very common rendering techniques for architectural still image renderings.
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2019-09-03, 20:33:04
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Re: 2-Point perspective
Set your camera P angle to 0° and use the film offset then.
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2019-09-03, 22:29:59
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darseneau

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Re: 2-Point perspective
Tks CineMike...It seems to work...but not obvious to find... for an architect.
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2019-09-03, 23:23:38
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Re: 2-Point perspective
Quote from: darseneau on 2019-09-03, 22:29:59
Tks CineMike...It seems to work...but not obvious to find... for an architect.

I am glad I could help.
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