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Hi Manual,
Thanks for your help! Next time I will use the 'ask question' when posting a question. You code does exactly what I need, much appreciated!
Cheers, Martijn
Hi all,
I’m trying to make a little script that takes all selected cameras and puts them in a (newly created) stage object (one camera per frame).
Super useful if you want to render out stills on a render farm that doesn’t support takes.
I’ve got almost everything working:
The two things I’m struggling with:
Who can point me into the right direction?
Your help is much appreciated.
Best regards, Martijn
script:
import c4d, math from c4d import gui # This is a little script that puts the selected cameras into a stage object with keyframes # Main function def main(): # Clear Console for easy debugging c4d.CallCommand(13957, 13957) # Get selected cameras obj = doc.GetActiveObjects(1) # Check if selected objects are cameras, if not pop-up error #code should come here # Go to Start of timeline c4d.CallCommand(12501) #create stage object stage = c4d.BaseObject(c4d.Ostage) doc.InsertObject(stage) # Get active document mydoc = c4d.documents.GetActiveDocument() # Loop through the array of cameras & put selected cameras in stage object for x in obj: mytime = mydoc.GetTime() myfps = mydoc.GetFps() # define prject fps myframe = mytime.GetFrame(myfps) #get current frame print(myframe) # print frame number stage[c4d.STAGEOBJECT_CLINK] = x # put camera camera slot of stage object #set keyframe How?? #mydoc.RecordKey(stage,[c4d.ID_BASEOBJECT_REL_ROTATION,c4d.VECTOR_X]) #Add the keyframe to Rotation X successfully mydoc.RecordKey(stage, 1) # Go to next key frame c4d.CallCommand(12414) c4d.EventAdd() #update # Execute main() if __name__=='__main__': main()