1. Position the camera and target.
   
   You can change the location of the camera and target by showing the camera for the viewport you plan to render.
   
   To show the camera, right-click the viewport title bar, then click Show Camera.
2. Click then click .
3. At the Number of frames prompt, enter the number of frames you want to capture.
4. At the Direction prompt, enter the direction for the animation. Type C and press Enter for clockwise, or type A and press Enter for Anti-clockwise (counterclockwise).
5. At the File type prompt, enter the type of file you want to create for each frame of the animation. Choose from JPG, BMP, PNG, or TGA. If you see an option for GIF, do not use it ?it will not work.
6. At the Viewport name to render prompt, type the name of the viewport you want to animate. The default is the Perspective viewport.
   
   If the viewport name contains spaces, be sure to surround it with quotes (eg. "My Viewport") when you type it.
7. At the Animation sequence name prompt, type a name for the animation sequence. This name will be used to name the files in the animation, and for the HTML animation preview page that is generated as part of the animation.
   
   For sequence names with spaces, surround the name with quotes (eg. "My Sequence") when you type it.
8. Next step, Preview the frames.