Rotate camera

Is there anyway to get a camera to rotate relative to an
other objects axis?

FYI:
http://discussions.apple.com/help.jspa#answers
Patrick

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Rotate camera function

Hello,
I'm starting to write a code for Acrobat and 3d Objects.
What I need is a function that rotates an object given a yaw and a pitch (i.e. rotateObjectYaw(45) to rotate the object 45 degrees around, rotating the camera, not the object itself).
I started modifying the CameraRotate.js and I already made it work eliminating the friction effect and performing the full delta change in one iteration.
Yaw works perfectly, but the problem is the pitch. If I rotate the Yaw first, the pitch does not rotate around the changed axis but on the original pitch axis. I guess the problem lies somewhere around:
        // Update camera direction
        var x = Math.sin( yaw   ) * Math.cos( pitch );
        var y = Math.cos( yaw   ) * Math.cos( pitch );
        var z = Math.sin( pitch );
        cameraDirection.set( x, y, z );
        // Update camera position
        trueCameraPos.set(targetPosition);
        trueCameraPos.addScaledInPlace(cameraDirection, cameraDistance * GlobalZoomScale);
        camera.up.set(targetPosition.x, targetPosition.y, targetPosition.z + cameraDistance);
        camera.position.set(trueCameraPos);
        camera.targetPosition.set(targetPosition);
But I'm not sure, and I have no idea about vector space calculations and so. Can somebody help me out?

Mike,
Can you put this in the Rich Media & 3D forum: http://forums.adobe.com/community/acrobat/acrobat_3d_features

How to rotate camera around origin?

Hello!
I managed to create a view like:
TransformGroup cameraTransformGroup;
Transform3D cameraTransform3D = new Transform3D();
//Camera 10f from center at z-axis
          cameraTransform3D.set(new Vector3f(0.0f, 0.0f, 10.0f));
          cameraTransformGroup = simpleUniverse.getViewingPlatform().getViewPlatformTransform();
          cameraTransformGroup.setTransform(cameraTransform3D);
I mange to rotate the camera around it's own y-axis like:
rotY(cameraTransformGroup, Math.PI/32);
     public TransformGroup rotY(TransformGroup transformGroup, double angle)
          Transform3D oldTransform3D = new Transform3D();
          Transform3D rotationTransform3D = new Transform3D();
          transformGroup.getTransform(oldTransform3D);
          rotationTransform3D.rotY(angle);
          oldTransform3D.mul(rotationTransform3D);
          transformGroup.setTransform( oldTransform3D );
          return transformGroup;
Now I need something like:
public TransformGroup rotY(TransformGroup transformGroup, double angle, float anchor_x, float anchor_y, float anchor_z )
I really need some help with this code so if you guys got any nice solution please let me know!
Best regards
Fredrik

import javax.vecmath.*;
import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.event.*;
import javax.media.j3d.*;
import com.sun.j3d.utils.universe.*;
import com.sun.j3d.utils.geometry.*;
import com.sun.j3d.utils.picking.*;
import com.sun.j3d.utils.behaviors.mouse.*;
import java.applet.*;
import com.sun.j3d.utils.applet.MainFrame;
public class DataViewer extends Applet
     public static void main( String args[] )
          new MainFrame( new DataViewer(), 640, 480 );
     PointArray geom;
     PickCanvas pc;
     TextField text;
     public void init()
          setLayout( new BorderLayout() );
          GraphicsConfiguration gc = SimpleUniverse.getPreferredConfiguration();
          Canvas3D cv = new Canvas3D( gc );
          add( cv, BorderLayout.CENTER );
          cv.addMouseListener( new MouseAdapter()
               public void mouseClicked( MouseEvent event )
                    pick( event );
          text = new TextField();
          add( text, BorderLayout.SOUTH );
          BranchGroup bg = createSceneGraph( cv );
          bg.compile();
          SimpleUniverse su = new SimpleUniverse( cv );
          su.getViewingPlatform().setNominalViewingTransform();
          su.addBranchGraph( bg );
     private BranchGroup createSceneGraph( Canvas3D cv )
          BranchGroup root = new BranchGroup();
          TransformGroup spin = new TransformGroup();
          spin.setCapability( TransformGroup.ALLOW_TRANSFORM_READ );
          spin.setCapability( TransformGroup.ALLOW_TRANSFORM_WRITE );
          root.addChild( spin );
          // axes
          Transform3D tr = new Transform3D();
          tr.setScale( 0.3 );
          TransformGroup tg = new TransformGroup( tr );
          spin.addChild( tg );
          Axes axes = new Axes();
          tg.addChild( axes );
          // appearance
          Appearance ap = new Appearance();
          ap.setPointAttributes( new PointAttributes( 10f, true ) );
          // objects
          int n = 20;
          geom = new PointArray( n, PointArray.COORDINATES | PointArray.COLOR_4 );
          geom.setCapability( PointArray.ALLOW_COORDINATE_READ );
          geom.setCapability( PointArray.ALLOW_FORMAT_READ );
          geom.setCapability( PointArray.ALLOW_COLOR_READ );
          geom.setCapability( PointArray.ALLOW_COLOR_WRITE );
          geom.setCapability( PointArray.ALLOW_COUNT_READ );
          Point3f[] coords = new Point3f[n];
          Color4f[] colors = new Color4f[n];
          for ( int i = 0; i < n; i++ )
               coords[i] = new Point3f( (float)(Math.random()-0.5), (float)(Math.random()-0.5), (float)(Math.random()-0.5) );
               colors[i] = new Color4f( (float)(Math.random()), (float)(Math.random()), (float)(Math.random()), 1.0f );
          geom.setCoordinates( 0, coords );
          geom.setColors( 0, colors );
          BranchGroup bg = new BranchGroup();
          spin.addChild( bg );
          pc = new PickCanvas( cv, bg );
          pc.setTolerance( 5 );
          pc.setMode( PickTool.GEOMETRY_INTERSECT_INFO );
          Shape3D shape = new Shape3D( geom, ap );
          bg.addChild( shape );
          PickTool.setCapabilities( shape, PickTool.INTERSECT_TEST );
          shape.setCapability( Shape3D.ALLOW_GEOMETRY_READ );
          // rotation
          MouseRotate rotator = new MouseRotate( spin );
          BoundingSphere bounds = new BoundingSphere();
          rotator.setSchedulingBounds( bounds );
          spin.addChild( rotator );
          // translation
          MouseTranslate translator = new MouseTranslate( spin );
          translator.setSchedulingBounds( bounds );
          spin.addChild( translator );
          // zoom
          MouseZoom zoom = new MouseZoom( spin );
          zoom.setSchedulingBounds( bounds );
          spin.addChild( zoom );
          // background and light
          Background background = new Background( 1.0f, 1.0f, 1.0f );
          background.setApplicationBounds( bounds );
          root.addChild( background );
          AmbientLight light = new AmbientLight( true, new Color3f( Color.red ) );
          light.setInfluencingBounds( bounds );
          root.addChild( light );
          PointLight ptlight = new PointLight( new Color3f( Color.green ), new Point3f( 3.0f, 3.0f, 3.0f ), new Point3f( 1.0f, 0.0f, 0.0f ) );
          ptlight.setInfluencingBounds( bounds );
          root.addChild( ptlight );
          PointLight ptlight2 = new PointLight( new Color3f( Color.orange ), new Point3f( -2.0f, 2.0f, 2.0f ), new Point3f( 1.0f, 0.0f, 0.0f ) );
          ptlight2.setInfluencingBounds( bounds );
          root.addChild( ptlight2 );
          return root;
     private void pick( MouseEvent event )
          Color4f color = new Color4f();
          pc.setShapeLocation( event );
          PickResult[] results = pc.pickAll();
          for ( int i = 0; (results != null) && (i < results.length); i++ )
               PickIntersection inter = results.getIntersection( 0 );
               Point3d pt = inter.getClosestVertexCoordinates();
               int[] ind = inter.getPrimitiveCoordinateIndices();
               text.setText( "vertex " + ind[0] + ": (" + pt.x + ", " + pt.y + ", " + pt.z + ")" );
               geom.getColor( ind[0], color );
               color.x = 1.0f - color.x;
               color.y = 1.0f - color.y;
               color.z = 1.0f - color.z;
               if ( color.w > 0.8 )
                    color.w = 0.5f;
               else
                    color.w = 1.0f;
               geom.setColor( ind[0], color );

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Thanks for your reply Kappy but I did not mean the camera that is in the lap top lid that is used to take photos of yourself with photo booth. I mean rotating the camera view in the game of Settlers 7. I can zoom in and out and move horizontally and vertically but don't know how to rotate the view.

Make particles (photos) rotate camera?

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I have a particle system made up of one photo (every particle is the same photo). Nothing strange there. Now I want each photo to rotate around its Y axis as they fly around. But I just don´t seem able to find the appropriate behaviour for this. Or should I have used a Replicator instead of a particle system? Please help.
Regards
Johan

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Hi all.
I am not new to Java or Java3D but I am not very good with 3D math. I have a problem that has been a thorn in my side longer than I can remember and I am hoping someone here can help.
I have created a simple program (dozens of times) that just puts a colorCube on the screen. I use a Transform3D to rotate the viewPlatform (or the whole world scene graph) and I can do this with no problem. All things move as one would expect, but here is the problem;
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Thanks for the quickly answer.
Let me make sure we are speaking about the same thing for my benefit. With the Y axis being vertical, X axis being horizontal, and the Z axis directly in front of the "camera".
Only spinning on the Z axis can produce a picture of the colorCube that is "upside-down" and still in the frame if I spin 180deg.
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I know this is hard to visualize so I made an HTML page to help anyone who is interested at http://radzyn.mine.nu/3dprob/
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refreshing the
> page. What I need to do is place a hotspot on the images
so it is
> clickable? I cannot get the hotspot to work.
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the
hotspots all in the same place on the different images, or do
they move
around?
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Email:
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IPhoto slideshows - randomly rotating images.

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KB:
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Iphone 6 camera problems cannot change front to back

i can only get the rear facing pictures onthe camera application and when hit the rotating camera it only shows blrruy image and not the forward facing lens

Has the photo you linked to been enlarged or is that the complete photo at actual size? The dot looks like an out of focus spec of dust.
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case theScene.pane7 :
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break;
case theScene.pane13 :
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case theScene.pane14 :
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paneArray[3] = "pane3";
paneArray[4] = "pane4";
paneArray[5] = "pane5";
paneArray[6] = "pane6";
paneArray[7] = "pane7";
paneArray[8] = "pane8";
paneArray[9] = "pane9";
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paneArray[12] = "pane12";
paneArray[13] = "pane13";
paneArray[14] = "pane14";
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spin = 0;
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this._xscale = this._yscale = 40 * scaleRatio;
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// _xscale based on where in the rotation the pane is
// since you would be looking at its side when at a z
// of 0, it would be at its thinnest which would be
// 0 since its a completely flat pane. So for that,
// we can use the trig function of z (sin) to squish the
// _xscale based on its position in z.
this.swapDepths(Math.round(-z));
// attach each pane in a loop and arrange them in a
// circle based on the circumference of the circle
// divided into steps
angleStep = 2*Math.PI/15;
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attachedObj = theScene.attachMovie(paneArray
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attachedObj.angle = angleStep * i;
attachedObj.radius = 160;
attachedObj.x = Math.cos(attachedObj.angle) *
attachedObj.radius;
attachedObj.z = Math.sin(attachedObj.angle) *
attachedObj.radius;
attachedObj.y = 30;
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objectsInScene.push(attachedObj);
panCamera = function(){
// rotate camera based on the position of the mouse
spin += this._xmouse/4000;
// Now, with the camera spun, you need to perform the
rotation
// of the camera's position to everything else in the scene
for (var i=0; i<objectsInScene.length; i++){
objectsInScene.display();
// make each figure run backAndForth every frame
theScene.onEnterFrame = panCamera;
// create an onRelease function for each of the movieClips in
the
//objectsInScene array...
for (i in objectsInScene) {
objectsInScene.onRelease = function() {
useLink(this);
// this function will figure out which pane was clicked on
and execute a
//getURL for a specific URL...
//substitute your own urls...
function useLink(thisOne) {
switch (thisOne) {
case theScene.pane :
getURL("
http://www.totalamber.com/default.htm",
"_blank");
break;
case theScene.pane1 :
getURL("secondURL.html", "_blank");
break;
case theScene.pane2 :
getURL("thirdURL.html", "_blank");
break;
case theScene.pane3 :
getURL("fourthURL.html", "_blank");
break;
case theScene.pane4 :
getURL("fifthURL.html", "_blank");
break;
case theScene.pane5 :
getURL("sixthURL.html", "_blank");
break;
case theScene.pane6 :
getURL("seventhURL.html", "_blank");
break;
case theScene.pane7 :
getURL("eighthURL.html", "_blank");
break;
case theScene.pane8 :
getURL("ninthURL.html", "_blank");
break;
case theScene.pan9 :
getURL("tenthURL.html", "_blank");
break;
case theScene.pane10 :
getURL("eleventhURL.html", "_blank");
break;
case theScene.pane11 :
getURL("twelvthURL.html", "_blank");
break;
case theScene.pane12 :
getURL("thirteenthURL.html", "_blank");
break;
break;
case theScene.pane13 :
getURL("fourteenthURL.html", "_blank");
break;
case theScene.pane14 :
getURL("fifteenthURL.html", "_blank");
break;
default :
trace ("uh oh");
}

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hi Chris,
It seems that Photoshop 5.0 does better photomerge with ordinary lens images.
When we merge regular photos, for instance to make 360 panoramic of the room interior, we photographed 36+1 images rotating camera every 10 degree... and more images result better for seamless photomerge. When I process 12+1 images (30 degree rotating), photomerge becomes into sections, not as one seamless piece, so I figured more overlappings give better reference points for photoshop to make perfect photomerge. And Yes, it does perfect seamless merge into one photo. However it takes long time, over 45 minutes to process 37 images into one room panoramic interior. So, our client has 80 rooms to photograph, then 80 x 37 shots, + processing time for photo merge became my concern.
Then, I used fisheye lens to photograph the interior and it reduces into no more than 8 images. Besides when they are correctly merged, it gives better panoramic effect when I plug into a different software. However, the function of photomerge in photoshop 5.0 does not work well with these exaggerated corners with high vignettes. It seems not finding the enough reference points to stitch together. It never make seamless one image, rather it merges into two-three sections. So I need to manually stitch them together, which is not efficient solution for 80 different interiors.
Please let me know how you did your crazy fisheye lens shot merged in photoshop, that requires no manual stitch, cuz I need to eventually process the multiples. I found the program PTGui and it does good job, but I wanted make sure if photoshop handles the fisheye lensed shots better or the same, before we purchase PTGui program.
I asked to adobe photoshop helpline, and I emailed images with my concerns but never got any reply yet. it has been a week. So it will be great if you could give me a tip. Thank you so much, Chris.
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Hi,
Over the last few years I have generated a series of images to be converted in to a HDR Panorama.
i.e. Tripod mounted camera, take 3 exposure levels, rotate camera, repeat until scene is complete.
The problem I've found is that you can stitch, or you can HDR, but doing both tends to lead to problems. (normally alignment)
The solution occurred to me earlier, stitch the 0 exposure using PS Photomerge, then using the same masks, replace the images with the +/- exposures and I'll be able to generate 3 perfectly aligned stitched images, that can then be HDR'd.
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