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Poser - OFFICIAL F.A.Q (Last Updated: 2025 Jan 26 2:05 pm)
Hi Tim
Honestly the BEST option for this is DAZ "aniMate"
Apply the BVH to V4 and save it as an animated poser file.
in DAZ studio /aniMate import the pose file to V4 and save a an aniblock
that aniblock can now be applied to M4 or just about any biped.
or you can just grunt it out in the poser graph editor.
Cheers
Yeah "aniMate+" makes it very easy to quickly put together a complex animation but I find myself jumping back
and forth between the two as there are some refinements that require a true Dope& Graph editor not the rather primative graph editor in aniMate.
Cheers.
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I have a bvh file that works great for M4, but when I import the same bvh file onto V4 I get foot sliding and some standing at awkward angles. Any idea how I can adapt the bvh to V4? (I tried the "scale automatically" upon import, but that doesn't seem to do it.)