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afterThought
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Hee hee - sorry, Chris :D  And you're welcome :)



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Hi Kerodi,

There are two ways to accomplish this.

1. Set the timeline to the the keyframe you wish the object to disapear, now in the right hand 'modify' panel, select off in the the display panel. This will cause your obect to disapear instantly upon reaching the keyframe.

2.  Set the timeline to the the keyframe you wish the object to disapear, then scroll down to the bottom of the material & textures panel. Slide the opacity setting to zero. This will cause your object to disapear gradualy.

Cheers,

Chris

PS: aT beat me to it, I really need to post faster :D

iClone training resources  https://forum.reallusion.com/Topic70771-161-1.aspx

                                                                                               

    

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That  was to easy!  THANKS!!!!
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When you don't want it visible, click off.  Move further down the timeline.  When you want it to reappear, click on.  Hope this helps!

aT



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I have been searching for a tutorial on how to Hide/Show a prop.  I want to make a prop "not" visible at the beginning of the frames then show the prop later in the scene.  Is this possible?

Thanks!




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