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Subject: How to 'Poser6' an animation-just using aux.camera to do it?

softcris opened this issue on Feb 28, 2007 · 2 posts
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softcris ( ) posted Wed, 28 February 2007 at 2:09 PM · edited Tue, 07 January 2025 at 11:11 PM

..since the tutorial that comes along wiht the produte 'sucks'....

Well just wanted to know how do you animated a scene just using the camera, because the objects will look like moving in tha case.

got an aircar and a v3 nto it..both as 'one' are exiting a 'gate' (something like Stars wars Huge planet with many gates to get in and out..so they are exiting from it..and I try like 12 times to use the camera (via focal and X,Y giving distance and inverse) but when I try to run the frames I made one by one...Poser 6 did not record it! As it uses to do with 'walking' and all the rest..

have read the tutorial but it extreme THIN about animation or much less camera animation.

Any clues?

in advance I thank you.
softcris
attached is a '*.avi with the first part of the anim-story. So now I'm trying to make them travel in the outer space.

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ockham ( ) posted Wed, 28 February 2007 at 2:47 PM

Sounds like you have the camera set to 'animated'.
Find the little key symbol near the camera trackball,
and click it to gray.  Then the camera will move as you
want.  (The terminology is sort of backwards; disregard
the terms 'animated' and not 'animated', and just be
sure the key is gray instead of red!)

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