by viro·Workflow
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Camera Rigger earns its place in the ScriptSpot library as a compact, single-purpose utility that scripts a camera-rigging technique demonstrated at SIGGRAPH.
Camera Rigger is a simple script for 3ds Max, created by viro. It links a free camera of your choice to a hierarchy of dummy objects, giving you a rigged camera setup built from those dummies.
The script was inspired by a rigging example the developer saw during a Max tricks session at SIGGRAPH, and turned into a reusable script. It installs as a macroscript under the "mikes scripts" category, so you can access it from within 3ds Max once set up.
Listed at version 1, Camera Rigger is available in the ScriptSpot library. For more information and related links, see the developer's page at burgoynedesign.com. It is a focused utility aimed at the specific task of connecting a camera to a dummy hierarchy, rather than a broad toolset, making it a small addition to a 3ds Max camera workflow.
Camera Rigger is best for 3ds Max users who want to link a free camera to a hierarchy of dummy objects.
Camera Rigger is completely free to download and use.
Camera Rigger installs as a macroscript under the "mikes scripts" category in 3ds Max. Once installed, you can access it from that category within the application. It is a simple script, so the setup follows the standard macroscript approach for 3ds Max. For any additional installation notes or related links, refer to the developer's page at burgoynedesign.com, which is the official source for this script and its supporting information.
Camera Rigger links a free camera of your choice to a hierarchy of dummy objects in 3ds Max. The script was built after the developer saw a similar rigging example at a Max tricks session at SIGGRAPH. It focuses on that one task of connecting the camera to the dummy hierarchy, rather than providing a wider set of features, so it works as a targeted helper within an existing 3ds Max scene.
Camera Rigger is listed as free in this catalog. For current licensing details and any terms that may apply, check the developer's page at burgoynedesign.com, which is the official source for the script. The listing here reflects version 1 of the script, and the developer's page is the best place to confirm availability and any conditions attached to its use before you download and integrate it into your 3ds Max setup.
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