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| Product Name: | 1000 Rails - Move Expansion for Spline, Light and Object Rail |
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| Product ID: | 117535 |
| Published Artist(s): | EZ3DTV |
| Created By: | N/A |
| Release Date: | 2026-08-29 |
What would you do with a thousand moves?
1000 Rails is exactly what it sounds like: one thousand new, ready-to-fly moves for your Rail products - and every single one of them works in Spline Rail, Light Rail and Object Rail alike. Fly your camera down a corkscrew today, send a spotlight down the same corkscrew tomorrow, and put a dragon on it the day after. One pack, one shared library, every Rail product you own made bigger.
The collection spans nine categories: Orbits, Spirals, Cranes & Booms, Dollies & Trucks, Fly-Throughs, Reveals, Shapes and Action - plus Lens Rails, 26 cinematic lens moves that animate Zoom, Focus and Depth of Field as the camera flies: dolly-zoom Vertigos, rack-focus reveals, aperture sweeps and focus-pulse orbits, all keyless (lens animation applies in Spline Rail).
Every move loads through the Library browser built right into your Rail pane. Browse the category tree, filter as you type, and see each move's actual flight path drawn as its thumbnail - pick one and it appears in your scene instantly. No keyframes, no baking, flip-free on every axis, exactly like the moves that came with your Rail.
And they are starting points, not straitjackets. Drag the control points and the path reshapes with them. Snap any move to your animation's exact length with Fit to Frames. Flip it with Reverse, bounce it with Ping Pong, roll it with Barrel Roll, and save your own variations back into the same library - where every Rail product can load them.
1000 Rails is a content-only expansion and installs through Daz Install Manager. It requires at least one Rail product: Spline Rail, Light Rail or Object Rail.
1000 New Moves. Three Rails. One Library.
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