Hi Tracy,

remembering:

TARGET point refers to where you are looking.
CAMERA point refers to from where you are looking.

so, imagine that you are holding a photo camera, target point means the
center point of what you want to photograph, and camera point means
where you are (x and Y coords) and how fa from the ground you are (z
coord).

after that, you MUST save it like a view.

and in DR menu SIMULATION > Camera> you have to choose it.

I dont have DR on my computer, so I'm tryng to remember these steps, so
I hope that my memory is still working.

regards,

evangelos Quoting tracy_colcord <tracy_colcord@...>:

> Okay sorry all!! I figured the dview command out. However, I still
> get exterior views from it. What am I doing wrong?
>
> --- In DesktopRadiance@yahoogroups.com, "tracy_colcord"
> <tracy_colcord@...> wrote:
>>
>> Thanks for the speedy response! When I type in "points" after "dview"
>> it says that is an invalid selection. I just started using DR so I am
>> a complete amateur!
>>
>> --- In DesktopRadiance@yahoogroups.com, "Evangelos Christakou"
>> <vangelis@> wrote:
>> >
>> > Hi group!!!
>> >
>> > I think the best way to set up a camera view in AutoCAD is the "old
>> way":
>> >
>> > 1- command:DVIEW
>> > 2-option: POINTS
>> > 3-option: TARGET POINT: use ".x" (you must type it without " " , to
>> filter X
>> > coord) than ".y" (to filter Y coord) than ".z" (to filter Z coord)
>> > 4-option: CAMERA POINT: use the same above.
>> >
>> > so you have a camera with precision, you have to adjust the lens and
>> after
>> > that:save this view.
>> >
>> > Now in DR menu, you may choose it to render your model.
>> >
>> > regards,
>> >
>> > evangelos christakou
>> >
>> > 2007/7/9, tracy_colcord <tracy_colcord@>:
>> > >
>> > > Hey everyone! I've been having problems setting up the camera in
>> > > desktop radiance. I can get a very good image of the outside of the
>> > > room I build but cannot get any views of the inside. When I set up a
>> > > camera and switch to that view, it just shows the inside of the
> camera
>> > > and nothing else. Can anyone help me?!?!
>> > >
>> > >
>> > >
>> >
>>
>
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