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October 23, 2019
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Creo View Animation - Turntable Effect

  • October 23, 2019
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Hello,

 

We are looking to use CreoView MCAD to create simple animations showing a product from 360 degrees.  For this is i'm looking for a simple "turntable" effect but have not been able to create this within the animation module.  Is this possible?

 

Thanks,

 

John

Best answer by romorrison

Creo View does not have a "Turntable" type effect (although this may be a good idea to post in the Product Ideas area to see if others would find it helpful), however there are a couple ways to accomplish this.

 

The two that come to mind are:

  • Record a rotation around an axis if convenient using the transformation capability (you could rotate 360 degrees and capture it)
  • Record the camera rotation around the model by activating Record Camera and setting the capture setting to capture the camera.

Once this is done you can use the key frame editor to slow down the speed as desired.

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romorrison14-Alexandrite
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October 31, 2019
Hi John, Are you looking to have this be an interactive turn-style animation with the ability to dynamically rotate the model back and forth with a preset view, or are you trying to simply record an animation with simple 360 degree rotation?
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ptc-8428628-GravelAuthor
8-Gravel
October 31, 2019

Thanks for your reply.

 

I am looking to be able to record an animation of an object rotating 360 degrees.  In some other rendering packages i can select a top level object and say "add turntable" and the object will rotate 360 degrees.  I am unable to find a workflow that will do this in CreoView.

 

Thanks in advance.

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romorrison14-AlexandriteAnswer
14-Alexandrite
October 31, 2019

Creo View does not have a "Turntable" type effect (although this may be a good idea to post in the Product Ideas area to see if others would find it helpful), however there are a couple ways to accomplish this.

 

The two that come to mind are:

  • Record a rotation around an axis if convenient using the transformation capability (you could rotate 360 degrees and capture it)
  • Record the camera rotation around the model by activating Record Camera and setting the capture setting to capture the camera.

Once this is done you can use the key frame editor to slow down the speed as desired.

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