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Petike: adding category

2018-10-20T03:06:38Z

adding category

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	[[Category:Animation]]		[[Category:Animation]]
			[[Category:Animation Tutorials]]

2010-05-22T14:13:16Z

Apply pose to animation

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	*Remember to deactivate the characters set (see image above) if you want to start animating, otherwise you will keep putting keys on all controls regardless of which one is selected.		*Remember to deactivate the characters set (see image above) if you want to start animating, otherwise you will keep putting keys on all controls regardless of which one is selected.

	{{Animation}}		[[Category:Animation]]

2010-02-07T14:42:58Z

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			==Creating Poses==

			*Open your scene.
			*Turn on the Character Set (citywatch_body)
			*Go to the frame on the timeline which shows the pose you want to save.
			*Set a keyframe if this pose is not already keyed.
			*Press F2 to set the menubar to Animation.
			*Create a pose. Animate -> Create Pose (Select option Box to change it's name).
			*Open the visor. Window -> General Editors -> Visor.
			*In the Character Poses tab RMB click and select Export.

	== Start with a clean file ==		== Start with a clean file ==

2009-07-22T11:03:18Z

Apply pose to animation

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	*The pose is now attached to the character set and you can delete the pose clip from the trax editor and in the "Unused poses" tab in the visor.		*The pose is now attached to the character set and you can delete the pose clip from the trax editor and in the "Unused poses" tab in the visor.
	*Go to frame 0 and RMB -> Apply Pose on the pose file in the visor (Character Poses tab)		*Go to frame 0 and RMB -> Apply Pose on the pose file in the visor (Character Poses tab)
	*If you have autokey turned on it will key the whole pose, otherwise select a controller and set a keyframe which will also set keys on all the controllers for the new pose.		*If you have autokey turned on it will key the whole pose, otherwise select a controller and set a keyframe which will also set keys on all the controllers for the new pose. It's a good idea to go to the last frame and set a key there as well, to make sure your character returns to the same pose once the animation is finished.
	*Remember to deactivate the characters set (see image above) if you want to start animating, otherwise you will keep putting keys on all controls regardless of which one is selected.		*Remember to deactivate the characters set (see image above) if you want to start animating, otherwise you will keep putting keys on all controls regardless of which one is selected.

	{{Animation}}		{{Animation}}

2009-07-22T11:00:37Z

Import pose to the character set

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	== Import pose to the character set ==		== Import pose to the character set ==

	*Open the visor and go to the '''Unused Poses''' tab. Press RMB -> File -> Import		*Open the visor and go to the '''Unused Poses''' tab (Not Unused Clips). Press RMB -> File -> Import
	*Choose the pose file (combat_pose.ma or idle_pose.ma in the proguard/clips folder)		*Choose the pose file (combat_pose.ma or idle_pose.ma in the proguard/clips folder)
	*Activate character set		*Activate character set

2009-07-19T04:16:20Z

Start with a clean file

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	== Start with a clean file ==		== Start with a clean file ==

	*~~Your scene (meaning visor/trax editor) should be empty once you start applying poses/anim clips.~~ Delete any poses/anim clips in the ~~visor (character~~ clips~~/ character~~ poses)		*Delete any poses/anim clips in the Window, General Editors, Visor, Character clips tab AND Character poses tab.

	== Import pose to the character set ==		== Import pose to the character set ==

2009-07-18T10:55:16Z

note about deactivating character set

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	*Go to frame 0 and RMB -> Apply Pose on the pose file in the visor (Character Poses tab)		*Go to frame 0 and RMB -> Apply Pose on the pose file in the visor (Character Poses tab)
	*If you have autokey turned on it will key the whole pose, otherwise select a controller and set a keyframe which will also set keys on all the controllers for the new pose.		*If you have autokey turned on it will key the whole pose, otherwise select a controller and set a keyframe which will also set keys on all the controllers for the new pose.
			*Remember to deactivate the characters set (see image above) if you want to start animating, otherwise you will keep putting keys on all controls regardless of which one is selected.

	{{Animation}}		{{Animation}}

2009-07-18T10:52:38Z

spelling mistake

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	*Open the visor and go to the '''Unused Poses''' tab. Press RMB -> File -> Import		*Open the visor and go to the '''Unused Poses''' tab. Press RMB -> File -> Import
	*Choose the pose file (~~comba_pose~~.ma or idle_pose.ma in the proguard/clips folder)		*Choose the pose file (combat_pose.ma or idle_pose.ma in the proguard/clips folder)
	*Activate character set		*Activate character set
	[[Image:time_line.jpg]]		[[Image:time_line.jpg]]

2009-05-23T12:10:55Z

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	== Start with a clean file ==		== Start with a clean file ==

	*Your scene should be empty once you start applying poses/anim clips. Delete any poses/anim clips in the visor (character clips/ character poses)		*Your scene (meaning visor/trax editor) should be empty once you start applying poses/anim clips. Delete any poses/anim clips in the visor (character clips/ character poses)

	== Import pose to the character set ==		== Import pose to the character set ==

2009-05-20T04:04:01Z

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	*If you have autokey turned on it will key the whole pose, otherwise select a controller and set a keyframe which will also set keys on all the controllers for the new pose.		*If you have autokey turned on it will key the whole pose, otherwise select a controller and set a keyframe which will also set keys on all the controllers for the new pose.

	~~[[Category:~~Animation]]		{{Animation}}