Tagged 'viewport'

This will load grab your current viewport and put it as a background for your VRay. Really useful for when you want to do a region render in the VFB but don't know where to draw your region. It's clever enough to crop to your safe-frames, and resize to your render size, upscaling to large resolutions won't give you the best quality but should hopefully help!

This macroscript allows you to turn on text labels for specific scene nodes, so you can permanently see the node names in the viewport, even if they currently are not selected. This is for the viewport only (the labels will not render) and the label will follow the bounding box of your nodes, whether you animate them, or change their geometry in any other way.

If no camera is selected, creates a new camera from any view type, no matter if it's perspective view, ortho view or front/back/left/right/top/bottom. If a camera is selected, aligns that camera to current perspective view. Intended to replace the macro assigned to Ctrl+C by default.

Aligns the viewport to the selected face. Thanks to Carl-Mikael Lagnecrantz for some code inspiration.

Tutorial:
Select an editable poly object, select a face, run the script. Now you have a new view perpendicular to that face.