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Take Multiple Bipeds out of Motion Flow Take the bipeds in the list
out of Motion Flow mode.
Set Shared Moflow Leg Scale Adapts the shared motion flow to the scale of
the biped currently selected in the list. After this operation, the selected biped
will have the correct leg scale, although other bipeds may not.
Reset Wrong Scales Just Legs: Reset the leg scale only of the bipeds that have
the wrong scale, so that they adapt appropriately to the shared motion flow.
Reset Wrong Scales Entire Figure: Resets the entire figure structure of the
bipeds that have the wrong scale, to match the figure structure of the correctly
scaled biped.
When you add the first biped to the shared motion flow, the system adapts
to the size of that biped. If the leg scale of a biped you add subsequently doesn't
match that of the first biped, it will be marked in the list with "wrong scale"
after it.
All the bipeds you plan on using in a shared motion flow must have the same
lower body structure and scale.
Transition Optimization Dialog
Motion Flow Mode > Motion Flow Graph > Select transitions in the graph
window. > Optimize Selected Transitions > Transition Optimization dialog
Motion Flow Mode > Motion Flow rollout > Scripts group > Select a clip in
the Script list. > Edit Transition > Optimize Transition > Transition
Optimization dialog
Options in the Transition Optimization dialog allow you to select the range
over which the optimize algorithm will search for the transition. It can search
either the whole clip, or it can search near the existing transition. You must
specify the preferred length of the optimized transition. The software will try
to get as close to that length as possible, still opting to give you the best length.
If it searches about the existing transition, you must specify the number of
frames about which it will search before and after the existing transition.
Optimized transitions compute for minimum foot sliding over the range of
the transition. This method yields very high quality results.
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