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trying again
greetings,
ive been away from cinema for a while, i havent upgraded since v7 (due to the what i perceived as frustrating changes to the timeline and the inability to adjust keyframes in the modeling window) However i recently downloaded the latest demo and noticed a few of my gripes have been resolved. However i do have one big question –
how do you get the “handle bars” when your trying to edit motion paths in the timeline? This was a big gripe for me before (i really truly dispise that keyfram velocity graph thing, such a pain that) any ideas?
thanks
sfoster
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4 Replies
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check out the Key Properties in the Attribute Manager and set the Interpretation L or R (whichever you want, left or right) to Custom
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uh…that didnt work. Basically what i want is to be able to move the handlebars of a keyframe in the modeling window. when i did that attribute manager thing, i didnt get any handlebars. Its possible im missing something though.
my other question is – is it possible to make the above mentioned behavior default? (meaning not having to hunt things down in attribute managers in the future)?
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in the modelling window?
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absolutely! just like you can in aftereffects, and the old cinema 4d. Personally i hate the “keyframe manager” i see it as a waste of time and screen space. I just want to be able to adjust the motion paths in the modeling window, where such things are done best…
any thoughts? how do i get that to play like c4d v7??
sfoster
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