Brilliant! Thankyou so much!! 👍👏 Can't tell you how many times I've wanted this feature!

Thank you folks, I am happy myself, that this is finally possible  :w00t: :laugh:

Great job, Gurgen!  And a sincere thank you for sharing it with the community! Well done 

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Wow, that's great! :w00t:

EDIT this statement is no longer valid!
Took "Invert_Clip2.py" to test and was not sure were to put avatar name.
Then checked "Invert_Clip.py". Here it is obvious where to put the name(s)...

So for those like me who are not sure where to put avatar name in "Invert_Clip2.py"

use phrase:
source_Avatar_name  = "your avatar name"

and put it on top of clip_step = 1

Simply add a character and motion and use the script...

Thanx so much for sharing, Gurgen!




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Thank you GrannyJ :)

No, no, no Toystory! You do not have to change anything anymore in "Invert_Clip2.py"
As per Rampas' request I have update the script and have it run against any avatar selected in Scene Manager.
I will change line in the instruction. Thanks. and sorry for confusion... :blush:

Oh cool!
Tried it and worked fine...
Changed my comment to prevent further confusion ;)
Thanx!

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@4u2ges
That's great,
Many Thanks.:):)
Best regards rosuckmedia

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Thanks guys for checking it out :)

I knew you could do it!!! :But I deserve something for waiting soooooo patiently :P:P:P:P

Now....what about that mirror????:w00t::D:D:P:P




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@4u2ges
That's great,

Thanks for sharing!