I did misunderstand it as well. It is a tool for spacing, breakpoint is
made at current frame. Tool for spacing, I see no reason why it couldn't
be used either constant linear or spline curves.
Mikko
On Thu, 28 Feb 2008 18:54:59 +0200, Frank Lenhard <franky(at)ixdream.com>
wrote:
true.
that explains why i dont see much use for it. i use copied pairs or
max linear curves for blocking. just helps me see the timing much better.
ciao
franky
Thursday, February 28, 2008, 11:05:10 AM, you wrote:
ML> Hey Frank,
ML> I think it's geared towards animators who use constant f-curve
ML> interpolation. Having a simple in-between helps smooth out your
blocked
ML> animations when doing captures and such.
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ML> Frank Lenhard wrote:
thanks for sharing. i didnt know about it (as if i would know
anything ;) ).
i wonder however, using maya i tried the breakdown keys there. all
they do is stying inbetween the regular keyframes right?
then what do i need them for? when i scale and move the timing i can
select 2 keyframes and the breakdowns inbetween and scale it/move it
as i like?
what does the breakdown key help me? or do i miss a serious feature?
ciao
franky
Thursday, February 28, 2008, 8:31:10 AM, you wrote:
SE> Hello,
SE>
SE> Not sure if you guys have seen this, but I thought I'd share,
SE> Chris Gardner created a tweening tool, much like Tween Machine in
SE> Maya. It works great, so what a good man. Would be great if XSI
had this built in.
SE>
SE>
SE> http://www.chris-g.net/scripts/cgBreakdown.html
SE>
SE>
SE> Has anyone else come across a similiar tool?
SE>
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