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Animation F.A.Q (Last Updated: 2025 Feb 09 6:34 am)
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Vlad, From the animation menu go to the keyframe eding screen,(the button with the key on it) and then to graph display (the button with the 'S' curve on it). This is where you need to adjust the splines for the parts that are flying around. Poser uses spline interpolation by default, but sometimes in trying to give you smooth interpolation, it goes way off the mark. Each time you see a | on the red spline, that's where you set a keyframe. Now you know and i know that you wanted these keys to be the extremes of movement, but poser is stupid sometimes. If you look at the graph, you'll see areas where the spline curves up or down too much, way past your keyframes. This is why your parts are flying around. You can adjust it here, and there are 2 ways to do that. The easiest, but not always the best way, is to select either the entire spline or just the section between keys where it's messing up, ans switching to Linear Interpolation(the button with the '//' on it). This will solve the problem every time, but you'll end up with robotic motion in some instances. The other solution is to grab the spline at the highest or lowest point and lessen the curvature. Drag it to about the same level as the closest keyframe. When you do this, you'll notice a new'|' on the spline. Voila. You just created a new keyframe. This SHOULD take care of the problem. just remember to look at all the splines for all the parts that are flying around, and for all the parameters you changed on those parts, i.e. bend, twist, etc.
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Anybody knows where I can find some animation tutorial for poser?In book there is not enough. It dos not explain why my figures after couple simple keyframes is flying around. Vladimir