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Tarina Sewell
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07-12-2008 09:03
Can someone tell me the difference between animations and poses and how you create poses. I have qavinimator, but can not get a static pose from this. Maybe I am doing it wrong.
I am a newbie to the animation process and took 2 classes yesterday but I think I missed an important bit of information regarding static poses.
I also have poser, do I need to use this porgram for this? (I have the SL models)
thanks for your help.
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Verde Raymaker
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07-12-2008 09:33
There isn't a difference - a short animation that loops on a single frame is usually called a "pose".
If you create a two-frame animation in Qavimator, with the second frame being the position you want the av to take, then import it into SL looping on that frame - setting "In" to 100% and "Out" to 100% in the import box - that will be a pose.
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Ordinal Malaprop
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07-12-2008 09:36
There isn't a difference - a short animation that loops on a single frame is usually called a "pose".
If you create a two-frame animation in Qavimator, with the second frame being the position you want the av to take, then import it into SL looping on that frame - setting "In" to 100% and "Out" to 100% in the import box - that will be a pose.
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Tarina Sewell
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07-12-2008 09:46
From: Ordinal Malaprop There isn't a difference - a short animation that loops on a single frame is usually called a "pose".
If you create a two-frame animation in Qavimator, with the second frame being the position you want the av to take, then import it into SL looping on that frame - setting "In" to 100% and "Out" to 100% in the import box - that will be a pose. Ahhh ok, thank you!! |