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mtakerkart
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mtakerkart
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An another Gem tutorial from our incredible 3Dtest. Can't believe it was so simple......
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wires
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Amazing!! :cool::smooooth::)
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theschemer
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theschemer
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Very nice. No more (or not as many) paths ever again. :D
Thanks 3DTest.
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Rampa
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A great way to fix this issue! Thanks 3DTest. :)
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justaviking
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justaviking
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Nice workaround.
Still waiting for a big reworking of the "locomotion" system by Reallusion.
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Rampa
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justaviking (2/20/2017)
Nice workaround.
Still waiting for a big reworking of the "locomotion" system by Reallusion.Yes Indeedy! :)
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dogged2003
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dogged2003
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Very necessary: combination of the root position in space (now the Z axis is not considered), and rotation in space. But it is not. Eeeee. As old as the world of IC. Much attention was paid. From stunt shows. To edit the file "persons". Maybe in the IC7? For example RL explained how to do it:
My YouTube channel.
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Simply brilliant 3DTest!!!! :D:D:D
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Rampa
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So..... The first key, before the end of the first clip is key (sorry). Interestingly, if you place a key by double-clicking in the transform channel, it will not key position. This key can be a floater, and be moved along the timeline without effecting the clip's timing. So put it in and add another key at the end of the clip. Rotate your character on that clip, and then go ahead and add the second clip.
This works on any motion clips, with root tracking enabled or disabled.
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Rampa
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And another follow up.........
When using motions that start out in different directions (the ones that cause the dreaded flip-flop) you do need to add the clip twice, once for getting the proper rotation keyed and then to add the clip at that rotation. You add it, and the automatic alignment will get it in the right place. Without changing the timeline, rotate the character into the proper orientation, and then delete and replace the clip. When you delete the clip, it leaves the rotation key in place, so your good to go.
So even wildly disparate clips can be combined this way pretty quickly.
Thanks again 3DTest! :)
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