Difference between revisions of "Talk:Animating Breathing and Other Subtle Motion"
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Suffice it to say, if you think your animation looks wrong due to lossy compression, that is unlikely to be the case. It is much more likely that your reference frame or priority is wrong. Also be sure you don't have a animation overrider on causing unexpected mixing as you test your animation. | Suffice it to say, if you think your animation looks wrong due to lossy compression, that is unlikely to be the case. It is much more likely that your reference frame or priority is wrong. Also be sure you don't have a animation overrider on causing unexpected mixing as you test your animation. | ||
:Lear Cale adds: I know for a fact that the paragraph above is inaccurate, | :Lear Cale adds: I know for a fact that the paragraph above is inaccurate, and will demonstrate it. Stay tuned! However, I do not dispute the claim that it's possible to make smooth breathing despite this issue. | ||
:[[User:Lear Cale|Lear Cale]] 07:43, 3 March 2011 (PST) | :[[User:Lear Cale|Lear Cale]] 07:43, 3 March 2011 (PST) | ||
Revision as of 22:15, 4 March 2011
Suffice it to say, if you think your animation looks wrong due to lossy compression, that is unlikely to be the case. It is much more likely that your reference frame or priority is wrong. Also be sure you don't have a animation overrider on causing unexpected mixing as you test your animation.
- Lear Cale adds: I know for a fact that the paragraph above is inaccurate, and will demonstrate it. Stay tuned! However, I do not dispute the claim that it's possible to make smooth breathing despite this issue.
- Lear Cale 07:43, 3 March 2011 (PST)