oshima.sinewave
Nov 12, 2017

Accurate size in the real world

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When previewing, I want to see the height and width of the set, the height and angle of the camera, the number of milli-meters. Because these data are necessary for a meeting. In the current SHOTPRO, I can grab the width of the object using the grid, but there is no easy way to know the height of the actor's tall and the height and angle of the camera. (Please let me know if it is installed)

Accurate data of the size of the set is necessary within a limited budget. I have to persuade the client with that data.

Daniel
Nov 13, 2017

Hi,

 

Thank you for your feedback!

 

ShotPro 3.6 includes a new measuring tool, perfect for finding dimensions of props & walls in feet or meters.

 

The Camera's height, zoom, and angle are listed in it's inspector. Let me know if you need more clarification on that.

 

You can measure the height of an actor with the new measuring tool with the following steps:

1) Create a cube.

2) Turn on measurements.

3) Scale and move the cube to match that of the actor.

 

Daniel

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oshima.sinewave
Nov 16, 2017

HOW to create a cube?

 

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Daniel
Nov 22, 2017

Do a search for "cube" in the Create menu.

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oshima.sinewave
Nov 24, 2017

THX! I founded!!

I want to function that Transformation cube.

I want to change the vertical and horizontal values ​​separately

This function is useful for determining the set background.

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Daniel
Nov 24, 2017

Scaling X, Y, and Z seperately is available in our Primitive Shapes pack.

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oshima.sinewave
Nov 25, 2017

I bought it!

Great.THX!!!!

I also have the features I want. I want to set an anchor point when scaling.

Moving the numerical value of Y makes it far from the ground and moving the object to the ground again is a troublesome work.

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