Autodesk 12812-051462-9011 User Guide 3 - Page 1984

Camera Camera is a scene graph node that defines the position of the viewer in the scene and the projection from 3D to 2D. A Camera object is assigned the same name as its counterpart in the original 3ds Max scene. ■ Approx.Object Size: Shows the object size with sub-objects. ■ User-defined ID: Displays the user ID for the object. ■ Scope: Allows scene graph nodes to form conceptual groups independent of the scene graph hierarchy. The default scope is -1, implying that all nodes are in the same scope. By default, all objects are visible to all cameras and are lit by all light sources. ■ Projection Type: Sets the projection mode for the Camera. Options are Parallel and Perspective. Ambient Light Ambient light represents the ambient light color from the 3ds Max environment setting. Ambient light parameters are the same as Light parameters. Light Light is a scene graph node that represents different kinds of light sources. A Light object is assigned the same name as its counterpart in the original 3ds Max scene. ■ Approx.Object Size: Shows the object size with sub-objects. ■ User-defined ID: Displays the user ID for the object. ■ Enable Rendering: Sets the light to On or Off. Options are True and False. ■ Scope: Allows scene graph nodes to form conceptual groups independent of the scene graph hierarchy. The default scope is -1, implying that all nodes are in the same scope. By default, all objects are visible to all cameras and are lit by all light sources. Sprite3D Sprite3D is a scene graph node that represents a 2-dimensional image with a 3D position. The only way to create a Sprite3D object is to convert a two-polygon 3ds Max mesh object. A Sprite3D object is named "Sprite, JSR-184 Files | 7239