The View Keeper’s Settings
Last Updated: December 31, 2024The View Keeper Settings Over the past few sections, we’ve mentioned the Settings section several times. Essentially, it’s an area in The View Keeper that offers extra features beyond the basics which are found in the tables. These include different methods for adding cameras to both your Blender 3D scene and the Camera List Table,...
Find Camera
Last Updated: December 31, 2024What does the find camera do? The Find Camera button is the first feature in The View Keeper settings. It’s also one of the ways to automatically add cameras to the Camera List Table. When clicked, it scans your Blender scene for any visible cameras and creates a record for each one. For example, if...
Add New Camera
Last Updated: December 31, 2024What is the difference between the Add New Camera and Add Camera buttons? Add New Camera in the Settings section works much like Add Camera in the Camera List Table, but with extra convenience. Here are the main differences: Add Camera (Camera List Table) Add New Camera (Settings Section) This can really speed things up...
Animation/Multi-Rendering
Last Updated: January 1, 2025Camera View Animation Having explained the two tables available in The View Keeper and how to use them to capture different camera views, you might wonder, “How do I render these shots/views?” or “Can this be rendered as an animation?” The answer to both questions is yes. However, some context is necessary. Before diving into...
Alternative Rendering
Last Updated: January 1, 2025What is Alternative Rendering? Alternative Rendering is a feature provided by The View Keeper that allows you to render a sequence of views. Ideal for camera records with different saved settings. As mentioned in the previous section, the settings saved by camera records are scene settings, and by default, Blender does not allow you to...