So basically you have to "break spline", re-adjust the main camera to whatever you wanted from the other camera, "break spline" again, and re-adjust the camera over and over again until you're done... That sure seems like a lot of hassle. Kinda deters that kind of creativity when trying to make an animation... Another question... Is there any way to have more than one graph on screen at a time? This would sure make it easier to make adjustments! Like x,y,z movements of say, an arm or shoulder. Is this something I should try to relay to the designers for Poser 5??? Or is this wishful thinking? Thanks for your help!

But how do you tell it to use the other camera?

So "Break Spline" only works when using the bezier (curved) spline setting and not the linear (jagged) setting? Another question....Say I've made an animation, but notice at the end of doing it (close to 500 frames) that one gesture is too quick, that is, doesn't last on screen long enough. Is there ANY way to make it last longer, ie, stretch one pose over more frames WITHOUT changing the overall frame count? It's got a mimic pose for the dialog. Thanks to all that have helped with this one!!!

so if I turn off IK it might work? I'll give it a try after lunch! Thanks!

Thanks for the info!

Thanks, I'll go there and "remind" them to fix this one!

Okay... I'll give that a shot. I'm beginning to understand how the KF systems affects the animation. I guess a LOT of experimentation is in order to get the desired effects! BTW, where would a person find this kind of info to read up on it? I've checked the most common sites that have tutorials, but none come close to this situation! Thanks for your help, Don

I don't quite understand what you mean by linear doesn't "ramp". I tried adjusting the animation pallette to remove unwanted movements, but that REALLY screwed things up! How, by using the pallette or other device, can I completly stop a particular movement between actions?