Frage von grix:
Hi,
I just try to AE CS3 to animate characters that I've created with Photoshop. There are body parts on several levels. Head, torso, upper arm, forearm, hand ...
If I were now in the AE arm wants to move that figure as drinks, then I choose the 3 levels. If I want to rotate the arm, then the axis of rotation s.einem pretty stupid place. Can I somehow than the levels together to determine hearing, and the Drechachse arbitrarily set? (Level -> grouped shapes. Does not)
And is it somehow possible to connect between the 3 levels, so that if I move a part, the 2 others are selected point s.einem hang, like the poor s.einer doll?
Or can the AE is not everything to me and I should buy a 3D program?
Thanks for any help,
GRIX
Antwort von targi:
If I want to rotate the arm, then the axis of rotation s.einem pretty stupid place. Can I somehow than the levels together to determine hearing, and the Drechachse arbitrarily set? (Level -> grouped shapes. Does not) The Photoshop aus'm brain blowing garbage and read manual, manual book, manual book!
Rotate -> Anchor Point s.richtige body slide
Level transformations link -> Parenting ( "Parent")
Otherwise: True, there's inverse kinematics in AE. It is only by expression or part of the Puppet tool. The one now understood to declare takes one hundred years, for the others -> Manual read.
Mylenium
Antwort von B.DeKid:
This is a movement tool (Bones - the man called "limbs" in 3D PROGIS) which is free and quite nicely illustrates what, how, where is.
http://www.qavimator.org/
Pretty good and cheap animation program POSER is not too expensive and goes up to a certain level.
Kuck you here because it is right and is well described as synonymous demo available
http://www.software3d.de/poser7.html
Otherwise Mylenium has already erklert what where when how can / could ;-)
Antwort von grix:
Thank you for your help! Parenting that is exactly what I was looking for.
And the manual, I have the same synonymous increased, sorry.
@ B. DeKid:
I sit here s.nem Mac. But can you Bones stuff then import into AE?
Regards,
grix
Antwort von B.DeKid:
As far as I know NO
