Hi again Cloners,

I need your help, How or is there a way to duplicate and mirror objects?

For instance a left hand object duplicated and mirrors to the opposite side.

Thank again.

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May need a bit more info as to what you're doing. That said, you can duplicate a prop by holding down the CTRL key and grabbing the prop with the Gizmo and dragging. If the prop is Attached to an Avatar you will need to Un-Attach it to duplicate. If you are talking about "Mirroring" an Avatar pose we don't have a way at present to do that (that I know of)...Really wish we could mirror, make symmetrical or swap poses!!


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The Prop Multi-Duplicate Tool is a great Time-saver (See Screenshot). I use it a lot.

Duplicates automatically inherit the properties of the original & any Edits you make to it.. EG; if you add a Glow Map to a street light.

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Now if you are talking about "mirrors" there really isn't a good option in iClone at the present. There is a mirror prop floating around but it can be problematic at best using it in iClone. And water does a good job reflecting and mirroring but it can't be rotated to a 90 degree position.

Some folks go to the trouble of placing a camera in the position of a mirror, recording the action from the mirror's perspective, then mapping that video onto a "fake" mirror object...whew wears me out just talkin' about it!!!


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For exmple, if you have an American car (driver on the left side) and you need to make an Australian car (driver on right - meaning wrong* - side)?

No, I do NOT think you can do that in iClone.

I'm pretty sure you'd have to export the object and use some modeling software to make the mirror image of the prop.

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* I'm just teasing our Australian friends.  I had the opportunity to assess the performance of an Australian Ford Falcon a number of years ago.  It was really strange to sit in the "passenger side" and drive.  I was driving around in America, so at least I got to stay on the side of the road I was familiar with.

More strange, though, was to sit in what is normally the driver's seat (for me), and not be driving.  No steering wheel, nothing.  That was really weird, even worse than the driving was.

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OK, Thank You Cloners, I got the answer I was looking for.

I hope they will add a mirror tool in the future. 

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I would have to get pretty bloody with it by shooting the scene twice. Once normally and then, on the second one, put a green wall behind the character. Then in my video editor I would flip it horizontally, layer it on top of the first shot, and chroma-key out the green background.

You should end up with the character doing a mirror of himself. (Funny, but I kept visualizing doing this with Pinhead! )

I did this in my own little brain so it's susceptible to being a pantload of c**p until I test it, but it sounds right to me.

pete

On the color to use for the chroma-key be aware that the color green when used will also take away from any gold or brass color. So, if you have something like that, switch your background color to say magenta. (if you have no red. )


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