#FUNCTION CURVES IPAS?
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HELP- I'M DESPERATE!!!!!
Is there any kind of IPAS routine available that can plot animation info as
modifiable curves? I've been animating with Alias, Softimage, and 3-D Studio
now for 2 years, and I have realized how I'm addicted to function curves and I
can't imagine working without them!
Any suggestions?
Thanks!
Dave Renneker
Hi Debbie,
<< Any suggestions? >>
Check out the following demo of Tempo…
File Info for TEMPO.ZIP
Section: IPAS Usage Contributor: 76702,413 Size: 95383
Submitted: 5/1/94 Type: Binary Accesses: 307
Title: Yost Group IPAS Tempo kxp velocity motion editor.
Keys: YOST GROUP IPAS3 TEMPO KXP VELOCITY MOTION EDITOR DEMO
This file contains a working version of Tempo kxp, but cannot write keyframes
back out
to the Keyframer. Tempo is a velocity motion editor for position and rotation
tracks,
allowing you to draw motion curves for objects using bezier splines, apply
constant
velocity or acceleration, fractalize motion, and do previews in real time.
From Yost
Group IPAS Boutique Disk#7.
Thanks!
I'm gonna download it right now.
Debbie Berne
I just downloaded TEMPO, and its kind of cool, but (at least from what I could
tell) it dosn't really do what I want. It seems to be more of a
tension/continuity/bias modifier as opposed to actually graphically changing
rotation and translation values. For example, when I looked at the rotation
curves, there was no way (that I could see) to isolate just the X-rotation and
modify the values by changing the curves.
Am I missing something?
Thanks for the help,
Debbie Berne
Hi Debbie,
<< seems to be more of a tension/continuity/bias modifier as opposed to
actually graphically changing rotation and translation values >>
Ah.. yes. Tempo is a KXP that lets you edit and view the *velocity* of objects.
Specifically, it allows you to edit the positional velocity of objects, lights,
cameras and targets..edit the rotational velocity of objects..etc.
jonas[adesk]
In addition to Tempo, as mentioned by Jonas, 3DS has a native Keyscript
language and The Script Extensions which allow you to "roll your own"
functions, as long as you don't mind a little code.
— James — Choreo Motion —