Hi,

Just checking but when I double-click on the beginning of a Take, the in-point snaps the the out-point of the ROI. Did it always do this? I could have sworn that it used to snap to the beginning of the ROI.

Double-clicking on the out-point of a Take also snaps the end to the end of the ROI, which is what I expect. It's just double-clicking on the beginning seems to be funny to me. Or maybe I'm not doing this correctly? (Sorry, it's been several months since I last got to use Mocap Studio.)

Thanks in advance for any info.

BTW, using iPi Mocap Studio for vfx shot for another feature film and it's an interesting case. I need to animate five characters sliding down a chute and then being launched into the air. To do this, I'm balancing myself on a drummer's throne. The results are pretty convincing, and, as a bonus, I'm getting a much needed abs workout. :)

G.

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Just for fun, here's what fake 'airborne' mocap looks like sitting on the drummer's throne. Can't wait to take this into work tomorrow and see how it looks on the 'stunt double'.



G.

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Greenlaw
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Regarding the Double-Click issue--that must have been a random glitch.

I'm tracking a new motion now and double-clicking the beginning of a Take does snap it to the beginning of the ROI, just as I remembered it doing.

Sooo...nevermind. :)

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Greenlaw
Artist/Partner - Little Green Dog | My Demo Reels (2013,) (2015,) (2017,) and (2019)

Watch a one minute excerpt on Vimeo now!