In order to support Cameras in FBX, I do contribute the following patch to FBXConverter.cpp (4.1.0, line 733-735):
out_camera->mPosition = cam.Position(); // instead of aiVector3D(0.0f);
out_camera->mLookAt = (cam.InterestPosition() - out_camera->mPosition).Normalize(); // instead of aiVector3D(1.0f, 0.0f, 0.0f);
out_camera->mUp = cam.UpVector(); // instead of aiVector3D(0.0f, 1.0f, 0.0f);
Concerning Camera support in 3DS, the implementation seems reasonable, yet it produces a weird result regarding the Up vector (3DSLoader.cpp, line 473, original 4.1.0 code):
// And finally - the camera rotation angle, in counter clockwise direction
const ai_real angle = AI_DEG_TO_RAD( stream->GetF4() );
aiQuaternion quat(camera->mLookAt,angle);
camera->mUp = quat.GetMatrix() * aiVector3D(0.0,1.0,0.0);
Maybe it could be due to my dataset, yet I saved the same dataset in Agisoft PhotoScan both in FBX Ascii and in 3DS, so I suppose camera data are the same (yet maybe not written correctly by the program in the two formats) - I'll go more in depth, in the meanwhile if we could share similar experiences...
Many thanks,
Paolo Leoncini
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In order to support Cameras in FBX, I do contribute the following patch to FBXConverter.cpp (4.1.0, line 733-735):
Concerning Camera support in 3DS, the implementation seems reasonable, yet it produces a weird result regarding the Up vector (3DSLoader.cpp, line 473, original 4.1.0 code):
// And finally - the camera rotation angle, in counter clockwise direction const ai_real angle = AI_DEG_TO_RAD( stream->GetF4() ); aiQuaternion quat(camera->mLookAt,angle); camera->mUp = quat.GetMatrix() * aiVector3D(0.0,1.0,0.0);Maybe it could be due to my dataset, yet I saved the same dataset in Agisoft PhotoScan both in FBX Ascii and in 3DS, so I suppose camera data are the same (yet maybe not written correctly by the program in the two formats) - I'll go more in depth, in the meanwhile if we could share similar experiences...
Many thanks,
Paolo Leoncini