Alice Camera Marker tutorial

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Alice Camera Marker tutorial By: Rayfe Marquis

First step: Bring in characters The first thing you want to do to show the camera on a character is find a character(s) to use the camera on. Find something you like, like the ones below, and this will be the start of your camera marking. First step: Bring in characters

Second step: Go to the camera What you want to do next is select the camera in the dropdown box to the right. You also want to make sure you’re in scene setup, not the coding setup. This will allow you to switch around scene settings before coding. Once you have this, you’re only a few steps away from adding a camera marker. Second step: Go to the camera

Third step: Adding the camera marker You want to go down to the section that says “Camera Markers” and click the drop down. This has the option “Add Camera Marker.” After you have found this, don’t click on it yet because now you must move in front of your character to put a marker in front of that character so your new camera is on them. Third step: Adding the camera marker

Fourth step: Setting the camera marker Once you have moved in position, go to the “Camera Marker” dropdown (make sure you’re on the camera) and press “ Add Camera Marker.” This should put a camera in front of your character that you can then move to, to focus on their face. Fourth step: Setting the camera marker

Fifth step: Orienting to the camera Now that you have a camera set up and ready, you can use it to move to and show that character’s face. To do this, you may want to add a camera start to show both of your characters, like so: As you can see, the camera on the character still shows but, this will not show when you try to animate with them. Fifth step: Orienting to the camera

Sixth step: Coding with the camera Now you have two cameras set up, you can switch between the two of them with: These are commands to switch between the two cameras First, it goes to the character’s face and then it goes back to show both characters.

NOW YOU TRY!