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Vent Sinatra

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07-09-2007 16:36

The one tip that helped me a lot was the option to disable automatic keying of the camera. I Hept manually deleting the keyframe in the animation palette.

Maybe there is a simple solution to the other probleem I keep having. Almost every time I export an animation to BVH , Poser suddenly makes all frames keyframes. I suspect it has something to do with the last frame? I could imagine this when Inverse Kinematics is turned on, but generally I keep it off.

So, is this a feature or a bug ?

RobbyRacoon Olmstead

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07-09-2007 17:02

From: Vent Sinatra

The one tip that helped me a lot was the option to disable automatic keying of the camera. I Hept manually deleting the keyframe in the animation palette.

Maybe there is a simple solution to the other probleem I keep having. Almost every time I export an animation to BVH , Poser suddenly makes all frames keyframes. I suspect it has something to do with the last frame? I could imagine this when Inverse Kinematics is turned on, but generally I keep it off.

So, is this a feature or a bug ?

I believe it's inherent to the BVH file format, where every frame is essentially a keyframe. I may be wrong, but that's how I've always thought of it, and every animation tool I've used writes .bvh files that way.

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Ravanne Sullivan

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07-09-2007 17:24

Make sure you have the latest service packs, this is a bug that was fixed in one of the service releases.

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RobbyRacoon Olmstead

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07-09-2007 19:07

From: Ravanne Sullivan

Make sure you have the latest service packs, this is a bug that was fixed in one of the service releases.

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Hmmm... So, I misunderstood? Does that mean that Poser makes the frames of the *Poser* anim all keyframes? Not just the ones in the .bvh? If that's the case, then wow that's an interesting bug to have slipped past the QA department.

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Ravanne Sullivan

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07-10-2007 04:38

Yes, when you exported it would convert all frames to keyframes. A real problem if you hadn't saved first or made the mistake of saving after exporting.

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Poser keyframing on export
Vent Sinatra Registered User Join date: 4 Jan 2007 Posts: 71	07-09-2007 16:36 The one tip that helped me a lot was the option to disable automatic keying of the camera. I Hept manually deleting the keyframe in the animation palette. Maybe there is a simple solution to the other probleem I keep having. Almost every time I export an animation to BVH , Poser suddenly makes all frames keyframes. I suspect it has something to do with the last frame? I could imagine this when Inverse Kinematics is turned on, but generally I keep it off. So, is this a feature or a bug ?
RobbyRacoon Olmstead Red warrior is hungry! Join date: 20 Sep 2006 Posts: 1,821	07-09-2007 17:02 From: Vent Sinatra The one tip that helped me a lot was the option to disable automatic keying of the camera. I Hept manually deleting the keyframe in the animation palette. Maybe there is a simple solution to the other probleem I keep having. Almost every time I export an animation to BVH , Poser suddenly makes all frames keyframes. I suspect it has something to do with the last frame? I could imagine this when Inverse Kinematics is turned on, but generally I keep it off. So, is this a feature or a bug ? I believe it's inherent to the BVH file format, where every frame is essentially a keyframe. I may be wrong, but that's how I've always thought of it, and every animation tool I've used writes .bvh files that way. . _____________________
Ravanne Sullivan Pole Dancer Extraordinair Join date: 10 Dec 2005 Posts: 674	07-09-2007 17:24 Make sure you have the latest service packs, this is a bug that was fixed in one of the service releases. _____________________ Ravanne's Dance Poles and Animations Available at my Superstore and Showroom on Insula de Somni http://slurl.com/secondlife/Insula de Somni/94/194/27/
RobbyRacoon Olmstead Red warrior is hungry! Join date: 20 Sep 2006 Posts: 1,821	07-09-2007 19:07 From: Ravanne Sullivan Make sure you have the latest service packs, this is a bug that was fixed in one of the service releases. ' Hmmm... So, I misunderstood? Does that mean that Poser makes the frames of the Poser anim all keyframes? Not just the ones in the .bvh? If that's the case, then wow that's an interesting bug to have slipped past the QA department. _____________________
Ravanne Sullivan Pole Dancer Extraordinair Join date: 10 Dec 2005 Posts: 674	07-10-2007 04:38 Yes, when you exported it would convert all frames to keyframes. A real problem if you hadn't saved first or made the mistake of saving after exporting. _____________________ Ravanne's Dance Poles and Animations Available at my Superstore and Showroom on Insula de Somni http://slurl.com/secondlife/Insula de Somni/94/194/27/

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