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hi guys, may be a simple question, but something i've never pondered over until now.

 

cameras - i have a camera in my 3d app. max or c4d. how do i EXACTLY replicate this camera view in autocad?

 

i cant see where i can make controlable cameras in acad, or where i can import them from other apps.

 

is there a way?

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If you can export a 3ds out of c4d, then you can select the camera and export that to a 3ds file. Then you "3dsin" into acad, and select the camera object. That will replicate exactly the camera location and lens, etc. I haven't been able to figure out how to get the aspect ratios of a rendered image and a perspective view in ACAD to line up perfectly yet though.

 

-Chad

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Never could get ADT & Viz cameras to match. They're always off, just a little bit, not field of view, but ADT/AutoCAD always seems rotated up, go figure. Duplicted the camera position-exact piont to exact piont, field of view, rotation, I have been through all of the commands- tools bars- view- command line. I gave up trying two years ago, however if there is truely a way that would be really awsome.

 

 

WDA

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Never could get ADT & Viz cameras to match. They're always off, just a little bit, not field of view, but ADT/AutoCAD always seems rotated up, go figure. Duplicted the camera position-exact piont to exact piont, field of view, rotation, I have been through all of the commands- tools bars- view- command line. I gave up trying two years ago, however if there is truely a way that would be really awsome.

 

 

WDA

yup, exactly my problem

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This is the reverse order of things, but someone in the Viz Autodesk discussion forum went successfully from ACAD to VIZ and changed the MM of his camera by 1 MM in Viz and was able to line up the rendered view and the ACAD view. I just tried it myself, and it seemed to work.....not EXACTLY the same view, but at least less tweaking between the two in Photoshop.

 

-Chad

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