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Poser - OFFICIAL F.A.Q (Last Updated: 2025 Jan 24 1:08 pm)
I'm unsure the leg motions would work properly, but the basic Poser solution is to turn on Inverse Kinematics for the legs, and then parent the feet to the pedals. Most of the work is in the last little bit of getting things right, but I think theis would reach the level of a good toon, especially for a medium-close shot. Think rollers and green-screen, or an earlier generation's use of back projection: do you need to show the whole thing?
*"...turn on Inverse Kinematics for the legs, and then parent the feet to the pedals".
That almost works... but if you simply parent the feet directly to the rotating pedals, the feet rotate around the ankles. You need to parent a dummy prop in-between to counteract the rotation of the pedals. I've got a more detailed explanation with an animated gif over at 3dcommune.
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Are there any .BVH files around that can do it. DO you know of any examples I could go to. Or where to get a bike?
BD