CineMove
Developer: cmjohncheng
3ds Max camera animation tool with eight cinematic moves driven by real-world speed or duration for Corona, V-Ray and standard cameras.
What CineMove does
CineMove animates cameras in 3ds Max using real-world numbers. Eight moves are included, among them Orbit variants of Pan and Tilt, plus Dolly, Truck, Pedestal, Zoom, Pan and Tilt, for CoronaCam, V-Ray Physical, Free and Target cameras.
Speed can be entered in kilometers per hour or degrees per second, or you can set a duration, and the script handles the math. Keyframes are created automatically with midpoint interpolation, and the logic is aware of targets. Orbit modes generate their own motion path splines, and movement can be centered or directional, starting or ending at the current position. It speeds up architectural walkthroughs and property videos.
Key features
- Eight moves from Dolly to Tilt Orbit
- Speed given in km/h, degrees per second or as a duration
- Supports CoronaCam, V-Ray Physical, Free and Target cameras
- Automatic keyframes with midpoint interpolation
- Motion path spline generation for orbit modes
FAQ
Is CineMove free?
Yes, CineMove is free. Click the Download Free button on this PluginDex page to get it at no cost.
Which apps does CineMove work with?
CineMove works with 3ds Max.
Who develops CineMove?
CineMove is developed by cmjohncheng. You can find their other plugins on the cmjohncheng page of this catalog.
Where can I download CineMove?
Download CineMove free from this PluginDex page using the Download Free button. You get free access without paying.