Tween between two motions
Clip Tween
- Have two motions in the timeline.
- Use the Clip/Pose switching button to switch to [Clip].
- Set the desired position/rotation of the avatar for each motion in the Work Area.
- Set the distance between clips in number of frames.
- Left click on the two clips to highlight them.
- Press the [Tween] button.
- Review the Tween result. If desired, adjust distance between clips, and/or avatar distance in space.
Tips
- The number shown in the rectangle is the distance between clips and can be manually entered for precise spacing.
- Tween will work if only 2 clips are selected and the distance between them is within the frame limit above.
Pose Tween
- Have two motions in the timeline.
- Use the Clip/Pose switching button to switch to [Pose].
- Set the desired position/rotation of the avatar for each motion in the Work Area.
- Set Pose1 and Pose2 markers which will be the In and Out poses for the Tween.
- Press the [Tween] button.
- Review the Tween result. If desired, adjust In/Out frames, avatar distance, and/or clips.
Tips
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To clear all pose markers, press the Escape key.
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The number shown in the rectangle is the distance between clips and can be manually entered for precise spacing.
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Tween will only work if the Pose markers are set on two different clips and the distance between the markers is within the limit above.
Tweening Effectively
- When creating a tween, it is best if the in & out frames are action frames. This helps the blending process.
- The Tween process is non-destructive, and users can undo up to 20 actions.
- Export the completed animation before undoing to save the result before performing the Tween again.
