Define a Static Camera ProbeYou can use the Camera Probe default mode to define a static camera probe that can animate a mechanism. If the motion of the mechanism is complex, you can define several Fit All in viewpoints.
The camera probe is fixed according to the root product and can only be moved manually. Define a Tracking Camera ProbeYou can attach a camera probe to a product to focus on the product and track its motion during the simulation.
The camera probe focuses on the selected product and on its motion during the simulation. During the simulation or when performing a Drag and Drop with the robot, the selected product remains visible in the 3D Camera Viewer dialog box. Define a Mounting Camera ProbeYou can use a mounting camera probe to observe the relative motion of products according to a selected product.
The camera probe is mounted on the selected product and you can observe and track the motion of the products from this viewpoint. Combine a Mounting Camera and a Tracking Camera ProbeFor the same camera probe, you can combine a tracking and a mounting mode.
The camera probe is mounted on product B and focuses on product A and on its motion during the simulation. The camera probe appears in the tree, under the Probes node. By default, the camera probe is included in the current scenario. To include the probe in another scenario, edit the scenario and include the camera probe. The viewpoints of the camera probes are calculated during the computation of a scenario. For more information, see Computing and Generating Results. Camera Probes Example
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