Comments on: Motion baker… that works http://mentalfish.com/2009/09/motion-baker/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=motion-baker +mind +matter Wed, 18 Jan 2012 00:58:42 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: MentalFish http://mentalfish.com/2009/09/motion-baker/#comment-166 MentalFish Fri, 02 Dec 2011 14:52:38 +0000 http://mentalfish.com/?p=452#comment-166 How many email addresses do you have Simon? :D I keep having to approve your posts as each of them specifies different emails :) Anyway, feel free to post feedback in any way or form :) How many email addresses do you have Simon? :D I keep having to approve your posts as each of them specifies different emails :) Anyway, feel free to post feedback in any way or form :)

]]> By: Simon http://mentalfish.com/2009/09/motion-baker/#comment-165 Simon Thu, 01 Dec 2011 12:27:25 +0000 http://mentalfish.com/?p=452#comment-165 Ah ok, so its the curve that's causing the null to snap back rather than the baker...thanks. Sorry, should have checked that. Ah ok, so its the curve that’s causing the null to snap back rather than the baker…thanks. Sorry, should have checked that.

]]> By: MentalFish http://mentalfish.com/2009/09/motion-baker/#comment-162 MentalFish Thu, 01 Dec 2011 08:58:55 +0000 http://mentalfish.com/?p=452#comment-162 As before, the script only bakes the value it finds in the animation curve of the item. If it bakes between 0 - 360, then thats the value of the curve I would guess. I haven't looked at the scripts lately, but I might give it a nother looksy soon, to ensure LW11 compatabily and perhaps convert them to Python. As before, the script only bakes the value it finds in the animation curve of the item. If it bakes between 0 – 360, then thats the value of the curve I would guess. I haven’t looked at the scripts lately, but I might give it a nother looksy soon, to ensure LW11 compatabily and perhaps convert them to Python.

]]> By: Simon http://mentalfish.com/2009/09/motion-baker/#comment-161 Simon Wed, 30 Nov 2011 14:28:09 +0000 http://mentalfish.com/?p=452#comment-161 Hi, I seem to be getting the same issue again with the motion baker...using curve constraint on a null, baking it using MFMotionBaker and the result is as described above, where it only seems to bake between 0-360 degrees. Any ideas? Thanks in advance ;) Hi, I seem to be getting the same issue again with the motion baker…using curve constraint on a null, baking it using MFMotionBaker and the result is as described above, where it only seems to bake between 0-360 degrees.

Any ideas?

Thanks in advance ;)

]]> By: MentalFish http://mentalfish.com/2009/09/motion-baker/#comment-151 MentalFish Wed, 21 Sep 2011 11:32:18 +0000 http://mentalfish.com/?p=452#comment-151 No prob :) No prob :)

]]> By: Simon http://mentalfish.com/2009/09/motion-baker/#comment-150 Simon Wed, 21 Sep 2011 11:29:52 +0000 http://mentalfish.com/?p=452#comment-150 My apologies, it turns out that your motion baker works perfectly. I am using a 3rd party plugin (match goal orientation) alongside your motion baker and it turns out that it's that one that only does 0-360 degrees in world space, and not yours. Sorry :^( My apologies, it turns out that your motion baker works perfectly. I am using a 3rd party plugin (match goal orientation) alongside your motion baker and it turns out that it’s that one that only does 0-360 degrees in world space, and not yours.

Sorry :^(

]]> By: MentalFish http://mentalfish.com/2009/09/motion-baker/#comment-149 MentalFish Wed, 21 Sep 2011 09:52:12 +0000 http://mentalfish.com/?p=452#comment-149 I am not sure why it does not bake the same value as shown in the GUI, at the same time, a rotation only goes from 0 - 360 x revolutions so there could be something with it not taking that into consideration. Will have to look into it. I am not sure why it does not bake the same value as shown in the GUI, at the same time, a rotation only goes from 0 – 360 x revolutions so there could be something with it not taking that into consideration. Will have to look into it.

]]> By: Simon Smalley http://mentalfish.com/2009/09/motion-baker/#comment-148 Simon Smalley Wed, 21 Sep 2011 09:22:16 +0000 http://mentalfish.com/?p=452#comment-148 Thanks again for an awesome plugin. I have a slight issue with it in that when I bake an object that has rotation more than 360 degrees, lets say 0 - 720 degrees over 100 frames... the baked keyframes only bake from 0-360 degrees and then jump back to 0 for the 2nd rotation. I have a lot of animations with huge rotations to bake, from 0 to 3600 degrees etc... so it is causing me a few problems having to adjust the baked keyframes by hand in the graph editor. Is there going to be an update which can handle rotations past 360 degrees? Thanks again for an awesome plugin. I have a slight issue with it in that when I bake an object that has rotation more than 360 degrees, lets say 0 – 720 degrees over 100 frames… the baked keyframes only bake from 0-360 degrees and then jump back to 0 for the 2nd rotation. I have a lot of animations with huge rotations to bake, from 0 to 3600 degrees etc… so it is causing me a few problems having to adjust the baked keyframes by hand in the graph editor. Is there going to be an update which can handle rotations past 360 degrees?

]]> By: Simon Smalley http://mentalfish.com/2009/09/motion-baker/#comment-66 Simon Smalley Tue, 25 May 2010 14:38:11 +0000 http://mentalfish.com/?p=452#comment-66 Awesome plugin! You just made my life a whole bunch easier! Thanks! Awesome plugin! You just made my life a whole bunch easier! Thanks!

]]> By: Petter Sundnes http://mentalfish.com/2009/09/motion-baker/#comment-65 Petter Sundnes Fri, 19 Mar 2010 06:42:12 +0000 http://mentalfish.com/?p=452#comment-65 Then I would suggest that you replace the camera with a third null, and just use a motion modifier on the camera to make it follow that third null, so when you bake the camera, it will be correct in world space. Then I would suggest that you replace the camera with a third null, and just use a motion modifier on the camera to make it follow that third null, so when you bake the camera, it will be correct in world space.

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