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By barteks - 8 Years Ago
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Hi,
I have just purchased a CTA3Pro for my new project.
I have seen many tutorials on the YT but I am still looking for the answers. This will be a chroma keyed top layer for my Sony Vegas film
1 - I have made the team of 26 characters on the scene. I need to apply the same action to all of them at once - i.e. the applause. How to do it at once - without editing each character separately?
2 - To make it easier for me I would like to create short, 5 minutes clips and merge them together in Vegas. How can I copy the last frame (across the all 26 characters) of the one clip into the first frame of the new clip?
Regards,
Bart
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By michael7 - 8 Years Ago
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1: animate one character then go to collect clip on the timeline, save that animation. Then for the other characters select them one at a time and go to file>import animation.
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By vepop - 8 Years Ago
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Sorry michael7, file>import animation only applies to prop.
For a character,
1. Select a character that already has expressions and motions.
2. Click the  Show Timeline button (Hotkey: F3).
3. Press the Collect Clip button down to show its track.
4. Drag to make a range to collect the current motions or expressions into a clip.
5. Right-click within the range. A menu will pop up.
- Export: Merge and export all the keys and clips in the Sub-tracks (under the Motion main track) within the range as a *.ctMotion file.
- Export 3D Motion: Merge and export all the keys and clips in the Motion track and Sub-tracks (under the 3D Motion Layer track) within the range as a *.ct3DMotion file.
- Export Facial Motion: Merge and export all the keys and clips in the Face Motion track and Sub-tracks (under the Face Motion main track) within the range as a *.ctFCS file.
- Export Perform: Merge and export all the keys and clips in the Motion, Face Motion track and Sub-tracks (under the Motion and Face Motion tracks) within the range as a *.ctPerform file.
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By michael7 - 8 Years Ago
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vepop you wrote;
Sorry michael7, file>import animation only applies to prop.
I don't know what would lead you to believe this but it is untrue. I always bring in animations I've made and apply them to characters this way.
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By vepop - 8 Years Ago
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I might be wrong. But this is what it shows:-
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By michael7 - 8 Years Ago
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Ahhh, I've only been doing work with the G-2 model. I guess it doesn't work with the G-3.
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By barteks - 8 Years Ago
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Hi,
Thank you for your comments. I will try and let you know.
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