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How to Create Walk Path With Poser
Walk Designer Menu for Poser Software
Blending Styles in Poser Walk Designer
Walk Key Frames in Poser Software
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The IK Setting in Poser Software
Adding Walk Positions in Poser Software
Spacing Walk Key Frames in Poser Software
Walk Interpolation in Poser Software
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Summary: Learn how to select interpolation styles when creating a Poser 3D walking figure with expert 3D animation and rendering tips in this free software tutorial video.
John Carstarphen is an experienced independent filmmaker, screenwriter, animator and teacher. His work as a writer/director has been seen in international film festivals including...read more
"JOHN CARSTARPHEN: Hi, this is John Carstarphen for Expert Village. We have several different types of interpolation for Poser: We have the spline selection, we have a linear selection, a constant selection and then we have the break spline selection, and the spline selection is--makes the smoothest movement between keyframes. The linear selection makes a smooth movement between keyframes but in a more linear fashion without the excess movement. The constant selection limits the animation to just each frame of motion, so you'll notice that when I select this, there is no movement whatsoever between keyframes; it stops at one motion. So, what we're going to do first of all is to select all the keyframes at the end of the walk and we're going to break that by having our figure stop completely. And now, as we scrub through the timeline, you'll see that he walks and comes to a complete stop with no additional movement."
eHow Article: Walk Interpolation in Poser Software
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locrian said
on 8/2/2008 I appreciate John making these but 1:30 videos are horrible. Do you do this to see more ad time? Really? What would posses someone to make fifty videos on one subject. We never forgot it was John giving us the tutorial, and as someone that runs a video sharing site myself I know 50 one minute videos is no smaller in size then five, ten minute videos. Horrible site layout, and I can't even finish the series. I'll Google someplace else.