If Strata 'basic' can why cant Maya??

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# 1 02-11-2002 , 04:51 PM

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I need to view and render my model of London in Maya but I cant seem to find out how I can view it in Isometric 30/30. I DONT WANT PERSPECTIVE! just isometric 30/30. If Strata can, can Maya?

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# 2 02-11-2002 , 05:42 PM

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It probably can. Have you checked the maya help files?

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# 3 02-11-2002 , 05:59 PM

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Hi Michael,
I have had a look but cant find ant as yet Ive got to sort this by Monday, if I cant it looks like ill have to do it in Strata pro oh no!
God give me strength!!!!

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# 4 23-11-2002 , 02:33 AM

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camera settings, should be there somewhere

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# 5 23-11-2002 , 05:53 AM

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I rememeber there was a thread about that around here ... It has to do with establishing a perspective camera in the angles needed and then turning it into an ortographic camera in the attribute editor. I know I´m missing the exact details .. but I´m sure this is the way.

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# 6 25-11-2002 , 10:07 PM

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adldesigner's right. Just make a new camera. Set it at the angle u want then go to the attribute editor and switch it from perspective to orthographic. That'll give you an isometric view, since there won't be any perspective flaring.

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