Animation

TiPiT v1.5 provides a view position, a target position, a FOV angle and a roll angle of the camera as parameters that are animeted by a keyframe feature of Maya Composer. So, you can make a animation by creating a path of the camera movement. Your mouse drag on a swatch window with TiPiT selecting one of camera movement modes,will change values of the parameters for the camera and will create their keyframes as the below figure.

Fig. Keyframes and curves in a timeline of Maya Composer

By creating keyframes (as a camera path) for an animation, you can get such a movie as the below samples.

Try the below movies.

(a) a sample for a perspective Horizontal	(b) a sample for a perspective Single(made from Alyscamps 1888 by Vincent.V.Gogh)
(c) a sample for a perspective Double	(d) a sample for a perspective Object
(e) a sample with overlaped regions	(f) a sample with overlaped regions (made from Red Boats 1875 by Mone)
(g) a sample with overlaped regions (applied to Japanese animation)
Fig. sample movies created by TiPiT v1.5