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Question: Is there a "Pose2Shelf" for 3dsMax?
I have recently become employed again. That's the good part. The company use4s 3dsMax8, which is not bad, but since the game I am now working on is an "action game" involving a lot of swords, and stuff, I have found that i need an equivalent to one of my favorite Maya tools, "Pose2Shelf". I am working with Biped, and they… -
Re: Question: Is there a "Pose2Shelf" for 3dsMax?
Yeah, true actually, I never ever had problems with Biped's copy/paste pose or posture things. Plus loading and saving .BIP file animations is very easy. -
Re: Question: Is there a "Pose2Shelf" for 3dsMax?
I haven't used CS in a while, but I never remember the copy/paste pose tools being almost unusable. In fact, that was always one of the best features of using Biped. That, and the combo IK/FK limbs. -
Re: Question: Is there a "Pose2Shelf" for 3dsMax?
[ QUOTE ] Type "character" in the Index section of the Max8 Help file. Clicking the first topic there will give you all the info you need. The Character tools are what you want - they allow defining of custom skeletons, importing/exporting animations on custom bone rigs etc. [/ QUOTE ] Has 3D max 8 really improved so much… -
Re: Question: Is there a "Pose2Shelf" for 3dsMax?
The problem with the copy paste pose, posture, thing is that Bip01's psotion is not saved, and there are inconsistencies with the feet, and often the curves go haywire. Max's implementation of the curve editor is a bit bass ackwards in som cases, nbut it does work, and it's better than not having one, but it's far more… -
Re: Question: Is there a "Pose2Shelf" for 3dsMax?
Type "character" in the Index section of the Max8 Help file. Clicking the first topic there will give you all the info you need. The Character tools are what you want - they allow defining of custom skeletons, importing/exporting animations on custom bone rigs etc.
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