How to make camer go arrond object many time .

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#1

Hello, I created object with empy O. insisde > Circus curve arrond > conected with camer ad animated . But camer go onece round (empty) and stop . I can’t do it with f-curve -I cant edit.

I want camer go arround many times .
How to do it

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#2

just parent the camera to a circle. rotate the keyframe the circle to rotate 360 and then extendthe curve with linear extrapolation in the F-curve editor

#3

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I had fun.

  • Put an empty in where you want the camera to rotate.
  • Parent the camera to the empty
  • Rotate the empty to your heart’s content. [ I rotated this one 360 degrees on the z axis so it loops. I also used the play/record keyframe button to make the keys loop indefinitely.

I haven’t done it yet, but I think if you were to add some vector/motion blur to the final video, it would look amazing. :slight_smile:

#4

Made a video using your settings too so you could see the looping in action. I used the sequence editor to put the videos together. On second thought, rendering them out into a folder as .tif or openExr and then rendering out the image sequence would have given a higher quality result. it still looks pretty cool :yes:

[ can you find the two seams ? XD )

#5

Ok but it go round only 1 time then stops.
I want the camer go 5-6 times.

then extendthe curve with linear extrapolation in the F-curve editor

But I can’t edit f-curve it bloked.

#6

To change the speed of the rotations, move the keys in the dopesheet closer or further to each other. scrub through the timeline and it will circle forever.

linearint_F.blend (707 KB)

#7

You are great !!!

#8

@daren

Can You write step by step how You did it?

#9

Add a circle.
just parent the camera to a circle.
insert a keyframe on the circle
move forward in time 10 seconds
rotate the circle 360 degrees
insert keyframe on the circle
extend the curve with linear extrapolation in the F-curve editor (Shift E–>>linear extrapolation)

#10

thank You !!!

#11

Or instead of the circle add an empty. Empties are really good for this sort of thing :wink:

#12

^^ what ajm said.