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AT5
Thank you so much as always. I will do my best to create content for your wonderful character.
AT5
Thank you so much as always. I really appreciate it.
Kamiyama_Prod
de rien^^
JackyCracky
I’m glad to hear it mate, enjoy her!
EZhustler
Thanks for the feedback — glad you're enjoying it!
1) The sample-video look vs. Front chance
Front chance is a bias, not a mode: each new camera position has that percentage chance of being placed straight in front of the character. At 100% every position is a front shot, so the angle stops moving around the subject — which is exactly why it looks like a fixed camera with a bit of shake. Keep it around 20–35% and the camera orbits properly. If the shake itself bothers you, nudge Follow smoothing (s) and Focus smoothing (s) up a little (try 0.3–0.5): the camera follows the focus point continuously, so an animating character drags it around with them.
2) Hotkeys
I deliberately didn't build any in. Capturing keyboard input inside a plugin is the fastest way to conflict with other plugins and with VaM's own navigation, so I'd rather keep maximum compatibility and leave the keyboard to a dedicated key-binding plugin. My recommendation is JaxZoa's SimpleKeybindActions (AcidBubbles' Keybindings works too) — all 10 actions of this plugin are already exposed through VaM's bindings list, so they should appear there as bindable commands:
Start directing · Stop directing · Toggle directing · Next position · Previous position · Next subject · Next camera mode · Restart · Enable all subjects · Disable all subjects
Toggle directing on a single key is the one that saves the most clicking — no more going back into the panel after every edit.
3) Presets
Save/load presets, plus a set of built-in presets, are on the list — they're coming in the next update together with a few other improvements. Until then, your settings are stored in the scene itself, so saving the scene is the current way to keep a setup.
Thanks again for the detailed report — and if anything else feels off, "Copy status" together with "Print diagnostics" gives me everything I need to dig in.
1) The sample-video look vs. Front chance
Front chance is a bias, not a mode: each new camera position has that percentage chance of being placed straight in front of the character. At 100% every position is a front shot, so the angle stops moving around the subject — which is exactly why it looks like a fixed camera with a bit of shake. Keep it around 20–35% and the camera orbits properly. If the shake itself bothers you, nudge Follow smoothing (s) and Focus smoothing (s) up a little (try 0.3–0.5): the camera follows the focus point continuously, so an animating character drags it around with them.
2) Hotkeys
I deliberately didn't build any in. Capturing keyboard input inside a plugin is the fastest way to conflict with other plugins and with VaM's own navigation, so I'd rather keep maximum compatibility and leave the keyboard to a dedicated key-binding plugin. My recommendation is JaxZoa's SimpleKeybindActions (AcidBubbles' Keybindings works too) — all 10 actions of this plugin are already exposed through VaM's bindings list, so they should appear there as bindable commands:
Start directing · Stop directing · Toggle directing · Next position · Previous position · Next subject · Next camera mode · Restart · Enable all subjects · Disable all subjects
Toggle directing on a single key is the one that saves the most clicking — no more going back into the panel after every edit.
3) Presets
Save/load presets, plus a set of built-in presets, are on the list — they're coming in the next update together with a few other improvements. Until then, your settings are stored in the scene itself, so saving the scene is the current way to keep a setup.
Thanks again for the detailed report — and if anything else feels off, "Copy status" together with "Print diagnostics" gives me everything I need to dig in.
male and female!?
you are awesome
you are awesome
This is the best scene for photos, so many options for poses, lighting, and angles. It’s really cool! Thanks for a scene like that.