CompuServe Thread

#keyframing

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#99423From: andrew gordonApr 30, 1994 6:02 PM
Jonas, Gary and Alan .. Thanks for responding so soon. This forum has too be one of the most active on compuserve.. Gary.. Shrieber has all my ipas stuff, I thought that they handle all that registration stuff.. Jonas & Alan, Besides the normal ways of adjusting the T,C & B, is their any other tricks for getting smooth motion, like maybe the way you set up your key frames? -ARG
#99429From: MARTIN G FOSTERApr 30, 1994 9:09 PM
Andrew, besides the upcoming tempo.kxp by the Yost Group (which will be the most painless way) I have a couple of tips. Use the fewest possible keyframes. View the path for the appropriate object and examine the little yellow dots very closely. These represent the tweens and you will need to make sure that there frequency smooth throughout the path. Use the TCB and ease in/out controls to adjust for this. Another way is to create the path in Acad with a point at a every keyframe. Import the path as a DXF and make sure the number of keyframes for the animation matches the points on the Acad polyline.
#99461From: Yost GroupMay 1, 1994 12:00 PM
If you're not on my mailing list, you won't get a catalog (and _you're_ not on my list). Send your address over and I'll shoot one out to you. I'll be uploading a Tempo demo here to DL1 within the next day or two, so you'll be able to check it out soon. – G
#99558From: ALAN IGLESIASMay 2, 1994 9:59 AM
MartinF covered what I was gonna mention, Amdrew. -Alan