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If I change the aspect ratio of the render in terragen (say from 640x480 to 1280x720) I need to change the focal length in maya again."Accessible to art, engineering, computer science, and film students and professionals, this text provides a concise, principles-based introduction to 3D animation. Do you have any information on terragens field of view settings on the camera? I can't seem to find a direct relation between terragen and maya's settings, i've just been taking a rendered frame from terragen, loading it as an image plane and eye-balling maya's camera focal length until it matches. There's still a few things that are weird like co-ordinate systems and how maya and terragen handle rotational ordering but otherwise it seems to be holding upĭon't suppose there's any news on when a new release will be available? We've kind of ironed out most of the kinks so far, getting gemoetry and camera data between maya and terragen is all sorted, batch/network rendering is going etc Well its not essential but I thought it'd be nice to have a poly copy of each frame as its rendered (if its pretty much for free, just dumps out a lwo file at the end of each render) I know it might not be an exact match from what i've read but it could be useful for doing zDepth and other passes in maya.
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