 | | | Re: Bone & Object Movement More Intuitive in Carrara 5? | Re: Bone & Object Movement More Intuitive in Carrara 5? 2005-10-27 - By nicholas8681
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Not sure what issues you were having with moving objects. Since the
addition of the manipulators that isn't really an issue. And objects
could easily be constrained by selecting the appropriate axis.
Skinned character movement has progressively gotten better. I saw much
improvement in C4 and no in C5 its even smoother. And with the
addition of render time subdivision you can animate with a low poly
version and it will render out with the subdivided version without
having to adjust things yourself.
--- In Carrara@(protected), "mountainguild" <brucegregory@(protected)> wrote:
>
> In past Carrara versions, movement of objects, (and bones), depended
> on which view plane was active, requiring users to constantly adjust
> viewing angles, select different view planes, or use translation
> handles to assure desired X,Y and Z movements. Hexagon and Amapi both
> use a different movement system based on the current viewing angle,
> and its approximation to the "closest" 3D axes, (similar to Modo).
> Does Carrara 5 share this method for moving objects? Has there been
> any substantial change in view plane dependency and activation?
>
> Also, has there been any speed increase, (how much), in moving a
> "skinned" character via IK manipulators, with the new Open GL realtime
> functionality?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Greg Smith
>
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