Using Bones and Skin 2004-11-30 - By mendrak
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I took a look at MotionStudio and liked what it let me do, so I've
decided to get it.
I've had trouble with the "in-program" ordering however and tried to
order it off the PrimitiveItch
web site, but I haven't got any feedback that they've received it or are
going to send the license key.
Has anyone else had problems with activation or getting ahold of their
support? I've sent a couple
of e-mails to their support@(protected) e-mail address, but so far
no response.
Emmanuel Asset wrote:
>trueSpace's IK is limited to very simple animations. For real character
>animation, you should try Motion Studio for tS. More infos on
>http://www.pixelfu.com/MotionStudio/
>
>Emmanuel
>
>-- -- Original Message -- --
>From: RorrKonn
>Sent: Saturday, November 13, 2004 10:10 PM
>Subject: Re: Using Bones and Skin
>
>
>http://forums.caligari.com/discus/messages/1583/16116.html?1094201808
>
>If character animation can be done with TS IK's don't think it's ever been
>proven.
>anyone that's been serious about charter animation has gotten app's with
>better IK's.
>Messiah and Kaydra our the leading plugs neither our supported buy TS.
>Charter animation is not the easiest think to do in 3D and ya need the right
>tools to do it.
>
>RorrKonn
>rorrkonn@(protected)
>http://www.atomic-3 (See http://mic-3.ora-code.com)d.com
>
>What we have failed to realize is...
>We our the aliens of this planet.
>
>-- -- Original Message -- --
>From: mendrak
>To: truespace@(protected)
>Sent: Saturday, November 13, 2004 1:27 PM
>Subject: [TSML] Using Bones and Skin
>
>
>I'm just starting to try and understand the IK, Bones/Skinning features
>of TrueSpace 6.6.
>
>One of the things that is really throwing me, is when I change the range
>of movement of a joint that is already attached to a skin, it seems to
>screw up the skin.
>
>For instance when I had a perfectly good bar that can bend slightly and
>I had the joint in a good spot, I then changed the Pitch (which
>defaulted to -120, 120) by grabbing onto the blue edge of the arc, I
>positioned it so that it could only range to -20, and then changed the
>other edge of the arc so it could only go to 20 or so.
>
>Everything looked fine, until I clicked on the object selector and then
>the points that made up the bar became and unrecognizable tangle.
>
>Is this a bug? Do I have to do all the adjustments to the range of
>movement prior to associating it with a skin?
>
>Any insights would be appreciated.
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