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Choose Update to update all keyframes in the viewpoint animation with the current render style,
lighting and navigation mode. Choosing Update on a single keyframe will only update that frame with
the current modes.
Choose Delete to remove the viewpoint animation from the list of saved viewpoints, or in the case of
a keyframe or cut, to remove the keyframe or cut from the viewpoint animation.
If you've right clicked on a keyframe, you can also choose Update to make the keyframe the same
as the current viewpoint.
Folders
Managing Folders
1. Right-click the folder in the Viewpoints control bar.
2. Choose Save Viewpoint if you want to save the current viewpoint. A new viewpoint will be created in
the folder with its default name ("ViewX") editable.
Choose Add Animation if you want to create a new viewpoint animation, ready for dragging
viewpoints onto, in this folder. A new viewpoint animation will be created with its default name
("AnimationX") editable. See “ Creating Viewpoint Animations ” for more information on viewpoint
animations.
Choose Add Copy to create a copy of the folder in the saved viewpoints list. The copy will be named
the same as the folder clicked on, but with a " - copy" suffix.
Choose Add Folder if you want to add another folder underneath the selected folder. A new folder
will be created with its default name ("FolderX") editable.
Choose Add Comment to add a comment regarding this folder. See “ Commenting ” for more
information on comments.
Choose Update to update all viewpoints in the folder with the current render style, lighting and
navigation mode. Choosing Update on a single viewpoint will only update that viewpoint with the
current modes.
Choose Delete to remove the folder and all its contents from the list of saved viewpoints.
Editing Viewpoints
You can edit by hand any viewpoints attributes, including camera position, field of view, speed of motion
and saved attributes. All entries are measured in scene units (see “ Units ”).
If accessed from Viewpoint > Edit Current Viewpoint, the Edit Viewpoint dialog box allows editing of
the current viewpoint's attributes. Alternatively, if accessed via the saved viewpoints list by right-clicking
on a viewpoint or a keyframe and choosing edit, this dialog allows editing of the currently selected
viewpoint's or keyframe's attributes as outlined below:
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