I'm making some educational animations. Some require seeing a front and side view in the same frame. Poser can 'export' the preview with both frames, but when you render it always picks the selected camera. I've been pairing the views in PSP, but that's tiring and error-prone.

Is there a trick to get an actual RENDER of the same thing you see in the two-port preview?

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A mirror at 45 degrees should give front and side from one viewport but the problem becomes getting both images to have the same scale. I thought Poser had an orth mode but can't find it :(

ironsoul posted at 9:34PM Tue, 12 September 2017 - #4314011

A mirror at 45 degrees should give front and side from one viewport but the problem becomes getting both images to have the same scale. I thought Poser had an orth mode but can't find it :(

Set focal length to zero.

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Interesting and clever. I'll try it!

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Works like a charm. Lets me render all the frames in CtrlJ as usual. This is one of the frames....

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And for reference, here's a view from above. Just used a one-sided square with Reflection instead of Diffuse. No problem with scaling.

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Thanks for the SMART idea!

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You could also duplicate the model, rotate and place them side by side. This would also make sure that both models have the same lighting.

For orthogonal view use Front camera, (or R/L, Top, Bottom or Back camera)

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I thought of duplicating, but the object is partly rigged as a figure and partly separate props that need to turn visible and invisible at different frames. Thus duplicating wouldn't be purely automatic. The mirror approach works beautifully.

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