raea scene
Find floating, sunk and clipping 3D parts, say what each part rests on, and meter a shot's light.
raea scene steps a composition's frames and measures its 3D scene without rendering pictures. lint reports
parts that float, sink into what they stand on, clip into each other or tilt, and exits 1 on an error. explain
says what every part rests on. light meters the light on the shot's subject; given several compositions, it
compares their first and last frames across each cut.
raea scene lint room.tsx
raea scene explain room.tsx --frame 90 --json
raea scene light room.tsx --part hero
raea scene light film.tsx --composition shot1,shot2,shot3 # the light across the cutsUsage
raea scene lint|explain|light EDIT.tsx [--composition ID] [--frame N] [--part NAME] [--json] (what each 3D part rests on: floating, sunk and clipping parts; light: the scene's lighting)Headless: it needs nothing running and opens no window. Takes up to 2 arguments besides its flags.
Flags
| Flag | Takes | What it does |
|---|---|---|
--composition | ID | Which composition to measure. light takes several, comma-separated, to compare the light across their cuts. |
--frame | N | The frame to measure (0 by default; light also takes last). |
--json | – | Print the findings as JSON: each part's support, gap and position. |
--part | NAME | With light: the part to meter, in place of the shot's subject. |
See also
- 3D covers building and checking a scene.