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Camera auto-zoom after parametric resize

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  • 2023-10-23 at 4:31 pm #67853
    omrto
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    I have a parametric model that you can change the size of via HTML inputs. I’m having trouble figuring out how to get the camera’s view to adjust to the size of the object after it is changed. For example, if you make it longer I want the camera to zoom out to fit the entire view.

    So far in Blender I have a camera set up with empties at the camera location and the camera target. I set the Verge3D Settings>Target Object/Point to the camera target.

    I’ve tried zooming to the scene, changing the field of view, all with some rather unexpected results. Are there any good tutorials on advanced camera handling or is there a demo with this type of auto zoom already?

    2023-10-25 at 1:12 pm #67906
    Yuri Kovelenov
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    Hi omrto,

    You can use this puzzle every time you change the size of your object.

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    2023-10-25 at 1:51 pm #67908
    omrto
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    Yuri Kovelenov wrote:

    Hi omrto,

    You can use this puzzle every time you change the size of your object.

    Does this work with objects that have been modified by shape keys/morph factors? I tried the puzzle you posted above but it zooms to the base shape key only. It doesn’t zoom out when changing the length of my model.

    2023-10-26 at 5:34 am #67926
    Yuri Kovelenov
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    omrto wrote:

    Does this work with objects that have been modified by shape keys/morph factors?

    Unfortunately it doesn’t. As a workaround you could use an invisible bounding volume (e.g. a cube) the size of which is changed according to the user input, and zoom on to it instead.

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    2023-10-27 at 1:07 pm #67984
    omrto
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    That works well enough, although I had to really jump through hoops figuring out the scaling because it doesn’t match up with the model’s calculated units. After some effort I was able to get it to work with a little “guess”timated math.

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