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Re: Skinning/mocap question
You also can save out bip files (Biped rollout > Save File) and reapply them to any biped (Biped rollout > Load file). You can load bip's in as Motion Capture also. So if you have a set of animated extreme poses saved, you can load that into any biped you're working on in the future and not have to worry about setting up… -
Re: Skinning/mocap question
Sorry, missed the bit about loading the anim, I just saw the erasing bit. to load, while not in figure mode use the Load file icon. -
Re: Skinning/mocap question
You create your biped and pose it while the figure mode is enabled. You move the bones around while it's disabled. To bring it back to the skin pose, you hit the figure mode button again. Changes made to pose while in figure mode become the new figure mode. Dont bother with an animation to check skinning. Just as you skin,… -
Re: Skinning/mocap question
Select a biped bone, then if in figure mode, go out of figure mode. In the biped motion panel open the Keyframing tools tab. There are two white boxes that look lilke erasers. It's one or the other (or both?) of those. Toggle figure mode on and off and you'll find the animation is gone.
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