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Hi - I want the catwalk walk of Heidi to be over a longer distance before she stops - any idea how can i extend the walk bit inside the motion?
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With the Timeline open you can:

A) Drag the end of the walk motion out to the right - this will increase the duration, but will cause her to walk slower.

B) Add the Catwalk motion several times, one after the other, on the Timeline until you have the required time.

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thank you Smile
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I was able to do it by attaching the avatar to the first point in a "Path" and then performing the Catwalk animation. That will make the avatar walk "in-place". Save the animation. Clear the animation from the avatar and add the newly saved animation. It might be good to remove the head animation from this newly created anim to make the extended walk a little smoother. Then break/cut at a good point after the walk starts and find another break point later in the animation to make, as best you can, a looping-walk. Slide  the remaining animation down the time line and make room to repeat the "walking-loop" you just created. Repeat the loop as many time as you need. Remember all this is happening with the avatar "in-place". Then use the Transform keys to move the avatar as far as needed as soon as the walking begins ( place the Transform keys far enough apart to avoid foot-slipping.  There is a big problem with this method ....there is still a great deal of "Foot-Sliding"  especially noticeable when the avatar is standing in one place. If you use the "Align" function you and correct that problem somewhat.  I'm sure Allen or Rampa would have a better solution. Wink   


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