Director

Director turns your model into film. Author a camera move over the live scene, render an exact sequence of frames, and assemble them into a video — with every frame rendered as a clean, fully restored Rhino transaction.

“Follow this curve, hold focus on the tower, render the frames, package the film.”

How a frame is made

Each frame is one atomic Rhino transaction, so nothing leaks between frames:

1. Snapshot objects and viewport
2. Apply per-frame transforms
3. Set an explicit camera and display mode
4. Capture the PNG frame
5. Restore state and return evidence

What ships today

Capability	Status
Camera planning — keyframe strategies resolve an explicit camera at every frame (named views, active view, interpolated paths)	shipping
Timeline authoring — FPS, duration, and endpoints resolve to a canonical frame count before a frame is drawn	shipping
Video assembly — frame runs assemble to a local H.264 MP4	shipping

Coming next

• Curve-follow target — sample a Rhino curve as the camera path, hold a focus point, and the film authors itself.

Try it — paste to your agent

Author a camera move that follows this curve while holding focus on the tower,
render the frames, and assemble an MP4.

Related

• RookVision — stills, where Director does motion