Joe Carusoe
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the model has a skeleton of bones that imported over from DAZ 3d… so it’s not using C4D’s IK tools (i don’t think), but it’s all boned up and moves appropriately.
i tried attaching IK tagged objects to it’s feet, but moving those around just ended up distorting the model.
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brian-
thanks so much for putting that together!
that’s exactly what i needed to get started.
cheers!
brent -
hey everyone-
thanks for all the responses (good to see you ’round here too, jeremy!)so this is one of those Fork-in-the-Eye things…
i drag in a quicktime, and it plays with these extra frames i’m seeing.
if i open it in Quicktime, copy all, paste into a new quicktime, then drag THAT one into AE it plays fine.is this a codec problem? the quicktimes it’s having trouble with are all 23.98 fps Apple Animation quicktimes (thanks, apple!).
changing the frame rate from 24 or 23.98 to 23.976 in both the ‘interpret footage’ settings and in the ‘comp settings’ does absolutely nothing!
at least i get five dollars out of this mess… : )
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i’ve poured over the ‘interpret footage’ settings…
everything’s set to 23.98 fps- how the footage is interpreted, the actual framerate of the imported quicktime, and the comp itself.
it all matches up… but still i have repeating frames. -
thanks!
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rendering now at ‘lossless’, which is actually animation compression. should render just fine… but it doesn’t.
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use the white arrow (the ‘direct selection’ tool) that’s right next the default black arrow (‘selection’ tool) in the tool pallette….
then select just the points you want to move…
then move ’em. -
thanks for the reply… so i can’t do this with illustrator CS?
i used to be able to do it in version 7…. what gives? -
ah, thank you sir.
back on track. -
dang… the Sh*t Out of Luck answer ; )
was fearing that…. but thanks! i suppose i could tell that wire not to cast shadows.
cheers
b