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setting keys on parent nulls (then slow feedback)

setting keys on parent nulls (then slow feedback)

2004-03-06       - By +

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hello all

my scene contains about 10'000 objects but i did hide all of them expect
the ones i'm focusing on animation. so there are now like 4 simple grid
planes (uv 3x3) with lattice (3x3) and 5 implicit spheres that serve as
envelopes to drive the lattice clusters... and one daddy-null who
contains them.

i even set to bounding box in the camera viewport (i could do in
wireframe too, it's realtime) but as soon as i set keys on the
daddy-null everything gets slow in the viewport. i can't animate like
that properly because my deadline is tight. really all the objects
except those are hidden on their layers and it's really not complex
geometry but i wonder why it slow's down the feedback when i set
keys(/animate the daddy nulls of those grid planes...

i've got no problem when setting keys on the grids directly, but i'd
rather use those daddy-nulls so i have some more control over animation...

any idea?
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