KeyShotXR Wizard

Turntable
Creates a standard turntable view to rotate a model up to 360 degrees.

Spherical
Creates a fully-spherical view to see all sides of the model.

Hemispherical
Create a half spherical view to rotate around only a portion of the model.

Tumble
Create a view that rotates around the model center.

Custom
This will enable you to set up a custom viewing angle, you will find the settings in one of the following steps.

Animation
If an animation is present, you will be able to create a KeyShotXR based on the animation. This is different from the other options where the camera that is rotated around the model. See KeyShotXR Animation.

Environment
This option will set the center of rotation at the center of the scene.

Object
Select an object in the scene as a center of rotation.

Panoramic Camera
Use the current camera position as your rotation center. This works well with scenes showing interior.

Camera target
Use your current camera target as your rotation center.

Custom
This option allows you to select the center of rotation from your scene tree items.

Horizontal Environment Rotation
Enable this option to have the environment rotate with the KeyShotXR.

Distance
Distance between the Camera Target and Camera in scene units. Setting this value too low can lead to the camera being “inside” the 3D model. This can be controlled with the mouse scroll wheel. The direction can be inverted in Preferences.

Azimuth
Rotation around KeyShot Studio up (Y) axis, measured in degrees.

Inclination
Defines camera tilt, or vertical rotation from horizontal plane.

Perspective
Controls the amount of distortion (convergence) seen in the Real-time view; real world values can be used here to replicate camera lens focal lengths.

Grid
This provides the option to overlay the Real-Time View with a Halves, Thirds, or Quarters grid – useful to help locate objects in the view to optimize the interaction or rotation.

Smoothness Control

These settings allow you to control the smoothness of the KeyShotXR rotation. Here, you will also find details on the number of frames that will be rendered and what the horizontal and vertical angle increments will be.

Horizontal Frames
Sets the number of horizontal rotation frames rendered, e.g. a value of 18 will render out 18 frames to capture the rotation.

Vertical Frames
Sets the number of vertical rotation frames rendered and multiplies the amount of horizontal frames rendered by the value entered, e.g. a value of 18 horizontal frames and 3 vertical frames will render out 54 frames total to capture the rotation.

This option will not be seen for Turntable KeyShotXR Mode.

KeyShotXR Output

Name
Choose a name for your KeyShotXR.

Folder
Choose the location of where it will be saved on your computer.

Viewing Resolution

Width/Height
Set the resolution of your KeyShotXR or choose a preset from the pull down.

Presets
Provides a set of present resolutions based on the resolution of the Real-time View (set in the Project Window > Image tab).