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Motion Flow Graph Dialog 899
Click+drag to one clip from another in the Motion
Flow Graph dialog. Click on a single clip and
thenmouseuptocreatealooptransition. Itis
necessary to have this capability in order to create
random scripts. You can create transitions which
are not included in a script.
Create All Transitions—Creates transitions
between every clip, including loop t ransitions.
Select all the clips that require tr ansitions, then
click Create All Tr ansitions. The transitions are
not optimized. Use Optimize Selected Tr ansitions
to optimize the transitions. Optimized transitions
taketimetocomputebutarehighquality.
Delete Clip/Transition—Deletes a clip or
transition.
If a script is dependent on the clip, a dialog displays
a warning; clicking OK on the dialog deletes the
clip and the script that is dep endent on it.
If you delete the selected clips and t r ansitions from
a shared motion flow, it will delete all the scripts
from all the bipeds sharing that motion flow which
are dependent on those clips and transitions.
Select Clip/Transition—Selects a motion clip
or transition.
Right-click a clip to display the
Clip Propert ies
dialog (page 2–910)
.Right-clickatransitionto
display the
Transition Editor dialog (page 2–902) .
Move Clip—Moves clips within the Motion
Flow Graph. This does not affect the animation.
Pan—Pans the layout of the clips.
Zoom—Adjusts the view mag nification
of the Motion Flow window. Drag up to
increase magnification. Drag down to decrease
magnification.
Zoom R egion—Click Zoom Region mode
to drag a rectangular region and magnify that
region to fill the Motion Flow Graph window.
Fit to W in d ow —Re-sizes the contents to
fit the size of the M otion Flow Graph window.
Save Clip Files—Lets you set a path where
selected clip files can be stored.
Clip Mode—Editbipedfootstepsandlimbsfor
theselectedclip.UseSetKeyontheKeyframing
rollout to set biped limb keys. Clips turn green in
the Motion Flow Graph window in Clip Mode.
Show Script Dependencies—Displays the
scripts that use the s elec ted clip.
If you push the Show Script Dependencies button
on a shared motion flow graph, it will check all
the bipeds sharing that motion flow for scripts
dependent on the selected clips and transitions.
Select R andom Star t Clips—Tur n on an d select
clips in the Motion Flow Graph window.
Press CTRL+click to add clips. Selected clips are
used by Create Random Motion in the Scripts
group to start on one of the selected clips based
on percentage. If three clips are selected using t he
default weighting of 100, then each clip has an
equal chance of being the start clip.
Show Ra ndom Percenta ges—Displays clip and
transition percentages in the Motion Flow Graph
window.
Random start clips display in purple and display
their probability of starting a random script. This
also shows the probability (0 - 100) that each
transition w i ll b e chosen. Create Random Motion
in the Scripts group u ses clip and transition
percentages to generate r andom scripts.