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http://docs.autodesk.com/3DSMAX/15/E...ber=d30e254078

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Example: To set up the Joystick controller to move a Free camera:

You set up the Joystick controller to move a Free Camera around on the XY plane. The Y movement of the joystick will affect the camera's forward and backward movement, and the X movement of the joystick will rotate the camera. You'll use Increment Based On Direction to allow the Y movement to be local to the camera rather than to the world.

Create a Free camera in the Front viewport.
In Track View, assign a Rotation Motion Capture controller to the Rotation track of the camera.
Right-click in the Rotation track to display the Motion Capture properties dialog.
Click the button beside Z Rotation, and assign a Joystick Input Device.
Under Joystick Axis, choose the X option (if it's not already chosen).
Check Accumulate so that the rotation won't return to zero each time you release the joystick.

Example: To set up the Position controllers of a camera for moving with a joystick:

The rotation of the camera about its world Z axis will be controlled by the X motion of the joystick. You'll set up the Position controllers of the camera to move the camera forward and back with the Y motion of the joystick.

Assign a Position Motion Capture controller to the camera's Position track, and access its Properties dialog.
Assign a Joystick Input Device to both the X Position and Y Position buttons.
Click the Edit Binding X button, and then choose the Y option under Joystick Axis.
Check Accumulate.
Click the Edit Binding Y button, and also choose Y under Joystick Axis.
Check Accumulate.

The Y motion of the joystick will now affect both the X and Y positions of the camera.

Example continued: To add the increment based on direction options:

If you tested the camera motion at this point, moving the joystick forward or backward along the Y would produce a diagonal motion because the Position tracks would receive equal amounts of X and Y values. Adding the Increment Based On Direction options will change this.

Click the X Edit Binding button.
Under Increment Based On Direction, click the button beside Controller.

A dialog appears with a list of controllers.
Find and select the Rotation Motion Capture controller for the camera.
Set the Direction option to Z (the local axis along which the direction points).
Set the Component option to X (matching the Edit Binding button).
Click the Y Edit Binding button.
Click the button beside Controller, and assign the Rotation Motion Capture controller.
Set the Direction option to Z, then set the Component option to Y.
Open the Motion Capture utility, turn on both tracks in the list, click the Test button, and move the camera while observing it in the Top viewport.

As you move the joystick in the Y direction, the camera moves forward or backward. Moving the joystick in the X direction rotates the camera, but then, as you continue moving the joystick in the Y direction, the camera moves forward and back along its local axis.

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