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CeZikk
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CeZikk
Posted 7 Years Ago
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Hi guys! This is really annoying. Isn't there really an option to change the transition curves for multiple keyframes? I mostly use smooth transition and I always need to change it from linear keyframe by keyframe. Such a waste of time...
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Rampa
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Select all your keyframes by dragging a rectangle over them, or double-clicking the track name on the left. Now right-clck on one of them and set your curve. It will apply to all of them. If it works the same as iClone, anyway. See if it works.
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CeZikk
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CeZikk
Posted 7 Years Ago
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It doesn't work. When I click the Transition Curve, all the keyframes I selected (except the one I clicked on) are getting deselected.
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Peter (RL)
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Peter (RL)
Posted 7 Years Ago
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In CTA3 you can change the transition curve between two keys by right clicking the second key and choosing Transition Curve. You can't automatically do this for all the keyframes in one go sadly.
Peter Forum Administrator www.reallusion.com
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CeZikk
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CeZikk
Posted 7 Years Ago
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Yes I know how to do it Really hoped that I missed something. Too bad. CTA workflow is not very user-friendly.
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bobdoyle
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bobdoyle
Posted 6 Years Ago
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Agreed, this is particularly annoying. RARELY do I use linear transitions when I'm dealing with people and animals moving, and even looping a captured clip, I have to RE-assign the transition curve to every iteration...and with a dog tail wagging for example, that's pretty freakin' tedious.
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josephnarai
Posted 4 Years Ago
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Is there any update on this issue? This is a deal breaker - making necessary hundreds of right clicks and select transition curve. Completely wasteful of time. Has this been added as a feature request? When can we expect an update to address this?
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e1_scheer
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e1_scheer
Posted 4 Years Ago
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I agree and I can't believe the original post is over three years old without this issue being adressed. I'm very close to getting a license for cartoon animator, but as others have said before me, this as well as the absence of a curve editor, onion skinning or motion trails is a deal-breaker. If these features were on the roadmap, I would probably still get a license and wait for them to be added, but the fact that this isn't even on the reallusion radar, is pretty worrying. These features are not the sexiest, but they are necessary to get any real animation work done.
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vepop
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Peter (RL) (7/10/2017) In CTA3 you can change the transition curve between two keys by right clicking the second key and choosing Transition Curve. You can't automatically do this for all the keyframes in one go sadly.. Not sure if it will work when we save the motion first by using the 'Collect Clip' feature. Then apply the saved motion to the character. Apply the transition curve thereafter.
YouTube Tutorials Here
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e1_scheer
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e1_scheer
Posted 4 Years Ago
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HI Vepop, Thanks for the suggestion but didn't seem to make any difference
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