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How do you get inside a 3d building/object? (Camera placement)

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I have a few 3d buildings I want to use for a comic I'm making that have a nice internal set. I can't figure out how you actually change the postion of the camera to have it placed inside of the building though. I’ve tried to zooming in until I get inside using one of the camera angle features but once I get inside everything is of course too close to be useful and impossible to navigate. Is there some special way you’re suppose to use to make this work? Thanks!

Published date : 1 month ago

Updated date : 30 days ago

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  • 1 month ago
    If I explain in detail, the article will become too long, so I will first explain the overview.
    There are two main ways to use the interior set of a building.
    ・Delete the wall (move or hide it)
    ・Hide objects close to the viewpoint
    CLIP STUDIO PAINT has a function called "Object List".
    By using this function, you can hide or move some parts.
    However, depending on the 3D model, you may not be able to operate only the desired parts.
    https://tips.clip-studio.com/en-us/articles/8416
    For basic usage of 3D materials, please check these TIPS.
    https://tips.clip-studio.com/en-us/articles/5814
    CLIP STUDIO PAINT also has a function to hide objects depending on the distance from the viewpoint.
    Change the value of "Near Plane" in "Rendering Settings".
    https://tips.clip-studio.com/en-us/articles/8518#d5c190a2

    If you need more detailed explanation, please ask your question in the field below.
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