| Name | Modified | Size | Downloads / Week |
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| boujou_import.py | 2010-05-16 | 9.6 kB | |
| ReadMe.txt | 2010-05-16 | 1.3 kB | |
| Totals: 2 Items | 10.9 kB | 0 | |
Installation : Put the script into the .blender/scripts present in the Blender program root folder Usage : In Boujou - export your camera using the "export camera" button, and choose to export into text file. In Blender - File->import->boujou5 *.txt Now the exported mesh and the camera are in blender. What to do next ? First, make sure that the blender output image resolution matches the resolution of the initial video. Next you may have to adjust the focal distance in blender ( the "Lens" parameter of the camera) Now the Lens parameter is set in an IPO curve from the boujou import but it's not accurate. If your shot has a fixed focal distance, it's better to delete the Lens IPO curve and adjust manually your camera's Lens parameter. But remember that the Lens parameter in Blender IS NOT STANDARD MILLIMETER ! I mean, if you used a 50mm lens on your camera for your real footage, IT WON'T BE 50 in Blender Lens parameter ! I have found the theoretical relationship and put it in my script, but it's doesn't work very well. I had to add a kind of "correction factor" but that's not clean. Maybe it's something in relation with the real camera distortion parameters.. If someone found a clever way to do this, let me know.