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Thursday, February 1, 2007

Tutorials

During the first class I talked about the process of blocking out a shot. I usually set keys on all the major controls for every pose. I do this for the key poses and the important inbetweens. Then I adjust the position of those keys within the timeline in order to find the right timing of the animation. A shift+left click in the timeline (timeslider) will highlight the frame you are on, letting you move the key around. Or in other words:

To move and scale a range of animation in the Time Slider:

1
Shift-click and drag along the Time Slider to select a range of time.

The selected time range is shown in red, with start and end frames of the selection shown in white numbers at the ends of the selection block.
2
Click and drag the black arrows at either end of the selected range to scale the keys in that range along the Time Slider.
3
Click and drag on the black double arrows at the center of the selection to move the keys in that range along the Time Slider.



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