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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.lightcraft.pro/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

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Understanding shots

Each scene can contain one or more shots. A shot represents a specific camera setup — its position, orientation, movement, and duration. By default, each scene starts with one shot tied to its script heading.

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Viewing shot cameras

Shot cameras appear in the 3D canvas as camera icons with a frustum showing their field of view. Select a shot camera to see its framing in the viewport.

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Recording camera movement

Use fly mode to navigate through your scene and record the camera path in real time. The recorded movement is captured as keyframes on the timeline.

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Setting manual keyframes

For precise camera animation, set keyframes manually:
  1. Move the playhead to the desired time on the timeline.
  2. Position the camera in the viewport.
  3. Set a keyframe to lock the camera’s position and rotation at that frame.

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Camera frustum visualization

The camera frustum shows the visible area from the camera’s perspective. Use it to check framing and ensure objects are within the shot.

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Editing shot duration

Adjust the duration of a shot by modifying its range on the timeline. Longer durations give the camera more time to complete its movement.