Hi People,

I am got a project which need to stop one area and just view a rotation and then connected the second camera which the second camera that just walk though only.

So is anyone know how do I do the connection which from the first camera connected into second camera and then rendering as animation.

I am very an appriacited from your help. THANKS people....

Let me see if I got this right ... you just want to create an animation that at the beginning renders the views from the first camera, and then switch to the second camera to render out the rest of the animation?

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Are you trying for one continuous camera move, or is there a cut between the two cameras?

Rather than trying to animate a cut between two cameras, render the two as separate image file sequences, then use Video Post, inside Max, or another compiling software, to create the final movie.

If you have one camera correctly animated, and want to start another where the first stops, you can always Align the second camera to the first when the first is at its final position.

Tim Wilbers [FA]

College of Arts and Sciences
Department of Visual Arts
University of Dayton
http://www.udayton.edu/
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Hi, Thanks to helping me.

Benjamin U, you are right. This is what I am trying to do.

Thanks Again

Video Post can to that quite easily. Create 2 Scene Input events, 1 for each camera, covering the appropriate frames, then a single Output event covering the whole range.

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