Cylindrical Camera - Notch Reference Manual

Method

Cylindrical Camera enables a 360 degree panoramic render.

Name	Description
Position X	Move its position along the x-axis in local space.
Position Y	Move its position along the y-axis in local space.
Position Z	Move its position along the z-axis in local space.
Rotation Heading	Rotate the object about the y-axis.
Rotation Pitch	Rotate the object about the x-axis.
Rotation Bank	Rotate the object about the z-axis.
Scale X	Scale along the x-axis.
Scale Y	Scale along the y-axis.
Scale Z	Scale along the z-axis.

Toggle which transform channels should be inherited. By default, all are on.

Name	Description
Near Clip	The closest distance that will be rendered. NB: Reducing this value too low can reduce the accuracy of aspects of the render.
Far Clip	The furthest distance that will be rendered by this camera. NB: Increasing this value too high, without increasing the Near Clip, can reduce the accuracy of aspects of the render.
Priority	Change the priority of the camera. If two cameras have the same priority, the highest camera in the nodegraph is used.
Cube Face Resolution	The resolution of each face of the multiview cube being rendered to enable 360 rendering (higher is better).

Name	Description	Typical Node Input
Included Objects	Select nodes to be included in the final rendering from this camera.	3D Object
Excluded Objects	Select nodes to be omitted in the final rendering from this camera.	3D Object
Transform Modifier	Links all transform properties to the input node.	Null
Target Node	Always faces the x-axis towards the inputs anchor point.	Null
Local Transform Override	Override the transformation values of the node, relative to its parent.	Null

Nodes Parented to this node will generally follow the standard parent-child relationship with nodes in Notch, with a couple exceptions:

- Most Post-FX nodes will only run when viewed through a camera when connected to the camera.