DS4 Timeline: Making frame 30 to frame 0 in a new "clean" framecycle?

edited December 1969 in New Users

My first post here... sorry for the horrible language! %-P

My question: Is it possible to make a frame of an animation (let's say frame 30 of the default 0-30 timeline) as the new frame 0 of a fresh "clean" animation? And, is it possible to save a specific frame as a scene, without the other frames?

Thanks in advance... :)

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  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 96,738
    edited December 1969

    If you want to start from a specific frame, go to that frame, select everything, and open the Parameters pane option menu (click the button in the top corner, or in DS 4 right-click the tab) and from the menu clear the Animation data from the items - they will then be in the same state in every frame, with no keyframes set, so you can go to frame 0, set a keyframe with the Timeline button and go on from there. I think this would be the only way to save a scene at a particular frame, too, though all presets for animatable properties will allow you to set a frame range to be included.

  • 3DAGE3DAGE Posts: 3,311
    edited June 2012

    HI Hopfenstrudel :)

    You can use "Puppeteer" to capture any poses, (keyframes) and you can save those as a collection of poses.
    If you move the timeline to any position, then click one of those saved pose dot's, then it will apply that pose to the figure.

    You can also select any point in the timeline, and go to File / Save as / Pose preset.

    Richard is too fast for me.. again :)

    Hope it helps :)

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  • edited December 1969

    select everything, ...

    aw... "select everything" nearly killed my ancient IBM-Thinkpad (Pentium 4m, 1,59 GHZ, 768 mb RAM)! :-S

    Whatever, thanks for the guick replies so far! I only make "still pictures" (no animations) and use the timeline for dynamic clothes /w hard bendings only.

    ... You can also select any point in the timeline, and go to File / Save as / Pose preset.

    Yep... but I can't save a whole scene (1 frame only!) that way...

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