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1. .BIP animations

   

   Topic by shardy · Nov 2006 · Home› Technical Talk

   Hi All, I have recently purchased some animations in .bip format, and when applied to my model it moves the biped from its origional spot, into a different spot (Im assuming the spot where the .bip data was first saved). Is there a way to stop this? Or an easy way to move the biped back into the spot I want it without…

2. Re: .BIP animations

   

   Reply by Psyk0 · Nov 2006 · Home› Technical Talk

   There's "in place" mode (i think that's what its called), the anims will basically play in the same orientation the biped was created. Not sure it'll work if you ever need to export to a game engine or somthin similar.

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   Reply by aesir · Nov 2006 · Home› Technical Talk

   just add a new layer on top of the one youre working on, and then move the biped to the new spot. The animation will play from the new spot.

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   Reply by SyaPed · Nov 2006 · Home› Technical Talk

   Not sure if this will work but you could try creating another layer in biped, keying the bip01 to the spot you want it and then collapsing the layers. Sorry for poor explanation :|

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   Reply by animatr · Nov 2006 · Home› Technical Talk

   you can do an offset to move it back. There is a button in the motion panel that will offset the biped. Its like the master control. I cant tell you where it is b/c I dont have max on my work machine, but look it up in the help file, and Im sure you'll come accross it.