hamza3d

I solved it by using a get position puzzle of the object (store it in variable) in combination of every frame puzzle.

Thanks! Creating a div worked.

Thanks. I lost a lot of time because of this issue but it works now as expected. I have changed the orientation of my objects so that it on x & y axis.

Unfortunately it is not running perfectly. When empties are aligned on z axis (x and y have default values) it works as you have described but when I move the second (even a little bit) ‘look at’ empty on x and y axis OR the location empty then it rotates on z-axis? I have looked at the ‘global illumination’ project and I don’t see the issue there even when I change the empties around. What I want should be (theoretically) simple: first we see the whole object as wide shot. Then zoom in on a piece of the object, centered in frame (so the camera has to move on x-y axis).

• This reply was modified 2 months, 3 weeks ago by hamza3d.
• This reply was modified 2 months, 3 weeks ago by hamza3d.

Sorry for the multiple posts but I get an error when I want to upload the files other than images.
I have also included a screenshot of the blender scene.

Thanks the puzzle ‘Set ActiveCamera puzzle’ seems to have fixed it. Another problem which has started this all, is camera animation with puzzles. I watched one of your video the other about camera’s. When I want to move the camera between the two points it goes in reverse motion. Second I can not seem to get the position right. It is not intuitive to control the targets within tween camera puzzle.

I’ve attached an example. What I want to achieve is whenever the user clicks on the eyes. I want the camera to get closer (close-up of the eyes/subject).

Thanks man