CINEVERSITY

Hi hide-turn

I have linked the "Site Issue Forum" to your question. This sounds more like a question for that series's admin/line producer.

I hope you get an answer quickly. Sorry that it did not feel to your liking.

Cheers

Hi foot-view,

I shared the wrong text first, please delete the email, thank you very much.

I will check with the team if that can be part of the tutorials in the future.

I love to inspect files, and they are helpful, no questions

For now, perhaps check Elly's series, she shares files with a lot of Redshift 3D material.

https://youtube.com/live/HZYdA_qqsTg

Scroll down to the text file.

Other than that, there is a nice collection in the Asset browser.

All the best

Hi committee-tear,

When I open the downloadable file, I sometimes have to press the T or R key twice to get Scale or Rotation. I have no idea if you have that as well. Perhaps that is the problem?

To make that easier for you, I have recorded a 60-second clip.
https://stcineversityprod02.blob.core.windows.net/$web/Cineversity_Forum_Support/2024_Clips_DRS/20240320_06_Crab-Bowl_Scale_Rotation.mp4

The grid should be OK; if not, go to the menu directly over the editor Perspective window:
View> Frame Default.
Does this help?

Scale
Click in a space when the Scale tool is active. Press the T key once; in any of your images, the Move tool is active, not the Scale tool. Make sure the Top Null (Crab-Character) is selected, not the Sphere that is the Crab-body. Click and drag. The Crab is built out of Primitives, and they behave a little bit differently than Polygon objects. It is not essential for this lesson, but be aware that more will come.

Rotate
Press the R key once (or use the icon)

There should be a change, and three circular bands should show up.

I hope the little video helps.

Please let me know how it goes.

Cheers