Camera Point of Interest?

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byronnash
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How do you access the camera point of interest? I can't find anything about it in the Scripting Guide at all. I need to add an expression to the interest with a script. Ideas, workarounds?
mpowers

As far as I know, you can't!

I wrote a 3dsMax scene importer, I had to make text layer tell the user to turn off the Auto-Orient for free cams.

Maybe being up in the Layer>Transforms menu has something to do with it.
byronnash
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That's ridiculous that you can't get to it in scripting. I will have to find a way around it somehow.
mpowers

Post if you do! I'd love to know how.

Thnx
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byronnash wrote:How do you access the camera point of interest? I can't find anything about it in the Scripting Guide at all. I need to add an expression to the interest with a script. Ideas, workarounds?
It's not listed in the PropertyGroup property() method section of the doc, but both of the following seem to work for me:
var poi = camLayer.property("Point of Interest");
or:
var poi = camLayer.pointOfInterest;

Jeff
mpowers

Oops, ur right. But I still wish I knew how to disable Auto-Orient.
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Thanks Jeff.
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