Introduction
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Create a new workflow- Go to File > New > Workflow.
- Browse for workflow folder or create a new one.
- Give your workflow a name and click Save.
- The new empty workflow window will pop up below the project
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We are now going to add different commands to our workflow. This can be done in different way. You can turn on the recorder and start executing commands and they will end up in the workflow or you can copy commands from the Toolbox and paste them into the workflow. You can also add elements from the workflow toolbar.
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Create a flight tour- In your project, create a new generic folder called Cameras
- Zoom to an area you want to save as a camera position.
- Right click the folder Cameras and select New > Camera Position
- Repeat the last two steps to create more camera positions.
- Select the Cameras folder in your project.
- In the Toolbox go to Shared Commands > Visualization,right click Flight Tour and select Copy.
- Paste the command into your workflow. The command will open and it should have selected the Cameras folder as input.
- Set the flight time between every camera position to 5 seconds and make sure Collect cameras in folder to smooth flight tour and Single flight tour is checked
- Click OK
- Select the Flight Tour command in the workflow and click the
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To update a camera position, set the view in the graphics window, right click the camera position and select Assign View. |
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