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NOTE Clicking OK saves the displayed transition. Create Transition is used only
if you want to work on a new transition.
Delete Transition Click to delete a transition.
Previous Transition Go to the previous stored transition. This button is grayed
if no previous transition exists.
Next Transition Go to the next stored transition. This button is grayed if no
next transition exists.
OK Store transitions and exit the dialog.
Create Random Motion Dialog
Select a biped. > Motion panel > Motion Flow Mode > Motion Flow rollout >
Scripts group > Create Random Motion > Create Random Motion dialog
You can randomly traverse clips in a motion flow graph to animate one or
more bipeds using controls in the Create Random Motion dialog. Parameters
for random motion are set in the Motion Flow Graph, in the clip and transition
dialogs, as well as in the Create Random Motion dialog.
Random motion is created by first adding clips to the Motion Flow Graph
window and adding transitions between the clips. Clips and transitions are
then given percentages, which are used to create random motion for one or
more bipeds. You can manually control the “weighting” for possible start clip,
transitions, and frame range. This allows you to animate multiple bipeds in
a crowd scene, for example. A different script is created for each biped.
If you want to create random motion for multiple bipeds, they must be sharing
a motion flow. For more information about using random motions and
transitions, refer to
Creating Random Motion on page 4528.
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