I suppose, it would be not so complicated to set required unit of measurement on the distance. Right-click on the tool would allow to choose mm, m, inch. Maybe too elementary, but it would be nice, if it is easy to make such a completion. Pete peteihis@users.sourceforge.net ezt írta (időpont: 2020. ápr. 19., V, 10:15): Thanks. I noticed that it does not give sensible results in perspective mode. It'd be nice to get the original java code and see if that coulde be improved but TroY has not been aroud...
Thank you, Konrad, it is very much appreciated. Konrad W. donkritzel@users.sourceforge.net ezt írta (időpont: 2020. ápr. 18., Szo, 13:40): Sorry for my late answer: I'm still using that measuring tool Pete wrote about within my AoI 3.0.3 without any problems. It is written by TroY and You have to copy it in the Plugins folder of your AoI installation. Have Fun! Attachments: MeasuringTool-0.2.3.jar https://sourceforge.net/p/aoi/discussion/47783/thread/04000175ff/9775/attachment/MeasuringTool-0.2.3.jar...
No. I mean the lowermost little button right to the tracks.
Now I know why I could not select the keyframe. I had Scroll/Rescale scroll button enabled. It makes unpossible to select keyframes.
Thank you, my first movie is done, but nothing to brag about. That was only for learning. Now I make my next modell. I added keyframe in wrong position, I deleted the track to begin from the beginning, but the wrong keyframe is there anyway. And it is not possible to select it for deleting. How can I select the keyframe in spite of that?
Now the camera. When I preview this modell, I see only a part of it. I understand, that I have to do something with the properties of the camera, but is it possible to see, what I do? I must try as the blind hen may perchance find seed (as Hungarians say :) )?
Now the camera. When I preview this modell, I see only a part of it. I understand, that I have to do something with the properties of the camera, but is it possible to see, what I do? I must try as the blind hen may perchance find seed (as Hungarians says :) )?
Thank you, Pete, it was a very clear and thoroughly explanation. So I need not the joint there.