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Grounding the Foot

Grounding the Foot

2005-06-21 - By kim aldis

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you can offset pretty much whatever you want.

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From: owner-xsi@(protected) [mailto:owner-xsi@(protected)] On Behalf Of
Paul-Jozef "PJ" M. Torrevillas
Sent: 21 June 2005 17:51
To: xsi@(protected)
Subject: Re: Grounding the Foot

Hey ATR,

I did that, it's the rotation of the feet that's creating penetrations to
the ground. Currently I'm manually fixing it, it'd be much faster to
automate the process.

Kim,

Reposition in the Animation Mixer wouldn't work. Setting the offsets will
just offset the animation but not the actual rotations of the feet
penetration.

PJ

Paul-Jozef "PJ" M. Torrevillas

BG Animation/Mocap

BARNYARD, THE MOVIE <http://www.BarnyardMovie.com>

Omation Animation Studio

(949) 366-4422 x217

<mailto:ptorrevillas@(protected)> ptorrevillas@(protected)

>I have in the past put an expression with a conditional on the global Y
>of the foot, so that it won't go further than the ground plane. (or a
>placeholder, or an animated parameter in a custom pset.)
>This works because the animation is on the local y (I hope...)
>if that sounds like something to try, lemme know and I'll show you how.
>ATR
>
>>Paul-Jozef M. Torrevillas wrote:
>>
>> Hey Guys,
>>
>> Would any of you have any suggestions or techniques to approach grounding
the
foot to the ground? I have some mocap data, and I need to set the feet to
plant on the ground when the foot is contacting it. With mocap data/fk, the

penetration problem is there but how can I fix this? Any ideas or
suggestions?
>>
>>
>>
>>PJ

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From: owner-xsi@(protected)
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Hey ATR,
 
I did that, it’s the
rotation of
the feet that’s creating penetrations to the ground.  Currently I&
#8217;m
manually fixing it, it’d be much faster to automate the
process.
 
Kim,
 
Reposition in the Animation Mixer
wouldn’t work.  Setting the offsets will just offset the animation
but
not the actual rotations of the feet penetration.
 
 
PJ
 
 
 
Paul-Jozef "PJ" M.
Torrevillas
BG
Animation/Mocap
<A
href="http://www.BarnyardMovie.com">BARNYARD, THE MOVIE</A>
Omation Animation
Studio
(949) 366-4422
x217
<A href="mailto:ptorrevillas@(protected)">ptorrevillas@(protected)
.com</A><PRE>
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/PRE><PRE>>I
have in the past put an expression with a conditional on the global Y </PRE><PRE>
>of the foot, so that it won't go further than the ground plane. (or a </PRE><PRE>>placeholder, or an animated parameter in a custom pset.)</PRE
><PRE>>This
works because the animation is on the local y (I hope...)</PRE>
<PRE>>if that
sounds like something to try, lemme know and I'll show you how.<
/PRE><PRE>>ATR</PRE><PRE>></PRE><PRE>>>Paul-Jozef M. Torrevillas wrote:</PRE>
<PRE>>></PRE><PRE>>> Hey Guys,</PRE><PRE>>> </PRE><PRE>>> Would any of you
have any suggestions or techniques to approach grounding the <
/PRE><PRE>foot to
the ground?  I have some mocap data, and I need to set the feet to 
</PRE><PRE>plant on the ground when the foot is contacting it.  With mocap data/fk,
the </PRE><PRE>penetration problem is there but how can I fix this?  Any
ideas or </PRE><PRE>suggestions?</PRE><PRE>>> </PRE><PRE>>> 
</PRE><PRE>>&gt
; </PRE><PRE>>>PJ</PRE><PRE>
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