Within Vizrt Artist you can write action script with in the stage to further enhance your scene and execute certain functions. This video shows you how to set up an action script key-frame and how to write action script.

This video shows you how to write this action key-frame to automatically start the Auto-Rotation function on the stage. The Auto Rotate function allows you to continuously rotate an object, yes. But the problem is that when you first open the scene or close and re-open the scene you have to go back into the Auto-Rotate function and hit the Ease In key to start it. But not if you write an Action Key-frame to  automatically start the rotation where and when you want it.

Animating a camera and or using multiple cameras can add an interesting dynamic to your scene. This video will walk you through using both techniques together: combining animating cameras and adding key-frames that cut between these animating cameras.  Though there are two methods of doing this, the first video demonstrates how to set up a scene with multiple cameras using action key-frames.  The second method demonstrates this same technique with a right click in the stage. Which method will you prefer?

This video will show you how to link a Microsoft Excel sheet to your Vizrt Scene. First it shows you how to set up a scene in Vizrt Artist, then takes you into Vizrt Trio and shows you how to link up the database.

A video that shows you what the shell commands window is and how to learn the language of vizrt artist. This video breaks down elements to words enabling you to understand the commands in the shell window.  Learning show commands enables you to write action key-frames as well.

The Pathfinder plugin allows you to create an animation path with out setting key-frames manually. You can apply this plug-in to any object and have it create an animation. Furthermore, there are parameters to adjust the animation path using the Pathfinder Plugin settings. Watch this video to find out more.