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Ha ha, THAT sounds pretty awesome. I look forward to trying THAT.Motors on bones. Theoretically you can create "walking" or "hoping" bone contraptions that move on their own without keyframing. I created a simple one but it only had three bones and fell over after a few steps. It would over rotate after a while and lose it's balance. Basically I looped a bone motor keyframe reversing motor direction. This does not loop the animation, it only loops the direction of the bone motor. So one leg moves back and forth. I set friction high so it would sort of walk across the screen. Eventually it took a too long step, fell over and just kicked it's legs stuck on its back.
Uf, although maybe I should test it to confirm before let out so much happy, so --> (for now).Oh, just the rotation method that I imagined after posting, well I'm happy too!Lost Marble wrote: It's a "layer function", and it's actually quite simple:
You can tell a layer to follow a path (some path that you have previously drawn in a separate layer). Then, there's an option that has always existed called "Rotate to follow path" (in the Layer Settings dialog). [...] Now it also takes into account the path that the layer is following.
Although a curve function instead would opened a lot of doors for "any" object path following, but really it could do the job depending of the situation so I'll have to test it before can take final conclusions. Oh! And thanks for that video , that bend option seems perfect to make thigs propertly "tight" during pathing!? Again, can't wait to put (soon) my hands over it Ah, of course... I can assume that you can modify/animate the curve and the follower will change dinamicaly, is't? (but at work 
)Sane animators!!!sane people might want a demo
Thank you. What version of Poser is compatible with ASP 7?GCharb wrote:
If you have any questions regarding ASP7 just ask, we'll answer them gladly, so you can make an enlighten decision.
I ask about the Poser version because I received a special "time limited" offer from Smith Micro for Poser 7. I only have Poser 5 right now.heyvern wrote:Poser 8 is the version I used for testing.
I don't know about pricing. You have to ask Smith Micro.
-vern
I was going to reply but basically the answers to all the questions is the opposite of what you want you are hoping for...Didi wrote:Guys you all ignored my questions in the middle of the previous page...
