actually I do need all the frames as what it does with the hands is important to the anim, it's only the legs I wanted to fix in place.
thanks anyway !![]()
I was referring to the legs actually... Every bone has its own "set" of frames. So what I meant is that you only need a few frames for the leg movement. That doesn't mean you have to change the frames of the hands as well
(Select a bone to see its set of frames)
I had an image there, but for some reason it doesn't show up anymore
I'll add it again when I have time...
Last edited by Gen.jamesWolfe; March 18, 2011 at 11:46 PM.
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Hi guys, I'm quite a newbie to 3dsmax, and I'm having a problem with "auto-key"
Here is what happened to me:
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Any idea of what have I done wrong?
Yeah, that happens some times... I suggest copying the position of the bones in the animated frame to the first one, as when you erase frames, some times the animation persist anyway, unless you create a new frame in that position... Good luck!
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you did not do anything wrong, that is how you use auto-key in 3ds max, as i can see you move time slider to 30, then you lowered the arm, therefore 3dsmax will just fill in the gaps from 0-29 resulting to what you have now.![]()
Last edited by Finch; June 13, 2011 at 11:03 PM.
I usually have 2 complety different frames while using Auto-key, and the progam don't filled in the gaps like I'm having recently.
What I'm having now cause me a lot of trouble when I animating.
It did. It did automatically calculate all stances between the starting position and the position you ordered at frame 30. That's simply how auto-key works, nothing to do about it.
If you want to change the default position of your model, then you should do so before turning on the auto-key.![]()
Oh, I get it now. Thank you
By the way, are there anyway for me to get rid of that gaps-filling?
Why would you want that? And if you export the animation and then import it again, you can delete all slots from the time-line you don't want![]()
I'm trying to make a bowstring animation by creating new bone for the string, and this requires moving the bone to work.
The string needs to be moved in frame 15, but when I moved it, the string in the frames from 1st to 15th were all moved because 3ds max auto fill the gaps. This is why I want to get rid of it.
Thanks for the tips, guys![]()
you could also move your animation every frame, Like a movie projector, but very time comsuming
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I have a question:
how do I make soldier march in cadence? I want them all to move their left feet simultaneously (more or less), then their right foot, then left, etc. As it stands, they do not do that.
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As far as I know, that's impossible with RTW, sorry![]()
I haz a culler!! (really, who gives a darn? its totally meaningless, and it doesn't really accurately reflect who I am)
I'm having some issues when modifying turn left/turn right and step back/step fron animations. When in game, the soldiers moves are a bit disorganized, they mess up when trying to rotate in formation. Do you guys have any clue of what can be happening? I didn't modify the animations' extension (i.e. number of frames), just the position of hands and arms.
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Can you give us something like... video or something about it? I have changed those turn right/left, back/front steps a lot of times, but I'vent got any problems with it![]()
You will indeed have to give a few more details![]()