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Question transferring animation
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It really depends on what kind of animation you want to transfer!
As you may allready know, we have various different types of animations in VaM.
Maybe this sounds lame, but from my experience the most simple methode to do this is to "transfer/merge the scene to the animation", not the other way around.
In detail: If you have a scene with a good animation, in many cases it may be the better/more easy solution for non-experts to build your new scene around that animation. Exchange the figures, delete the furniture and insert the environment of your choice, move around and re-arrange some things, remove/add lighting, sound, plugins, etc.
A really good animation is often the most difficult and valuable element in a whole scene.
As you may allready know, we have various different types of animations in VaM.
Maybe this sounds lame, but from my experience the most simple methode to do this is to "transfer/merge the scene to the animation", not the other way around.
In detail: If you have a scene with a good animation, in many cases it may be the better/more easy solution for non-experts to build your new scene around that animation. Exchange the figures, delete the furniture and insert the environment of your choice, move around and re-arrange some things, remove/add lighting, sound, plugins, etc.
A really good animation is often the most difficult and valuable element in a whole scene.
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Use the Mocap switcher plugin.
Load the scene with the animation you want, use the plug to save it.
Add the plugin to the new scene, load the animation back in.
It works perfectly well for most stuff that's a recorded sequence but not where the animation is scripted in various ways.
Load the scene with the animation you want, use the plug to save it.
Add the plugin to the new scene, load the animation back in.
It works perfectly well for most stuff that's a recorded sequence but not where the animation is scripted in various ways.
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