If you're on an SGI machine you can use SceneViewer. Bring your model
into SceneViewer, position the camera and select Save Environment... from
the File menu. This will save the camera to a file as an Inventor node.
To make it legal VRML don't forget to get rid of the "nearDistance" and
"farDistance" fields!
By the way, you give the correct Syntax for the viewpoint hint used by
webspace today. Each camera's name (defined by DEF) is used as the name
of the entry in the viewpoints menu. The '_' character is converted to a
space to make the menu pretty. Setting the whichChild field selects the
camera used as the entry point. This is the first entry you see and is
also placed first in the viewpoint menu. In your example "Camera 2" will
be the entry point.
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