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Need Poser Help
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seachnasaigh
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Which horse model did you use to develop your animated pose?
I tried applying some animations I've made for the MilHorse to the Milhorse, and that works just fine. A run cycle for the old P3 horse works fine on the old P3 horse.
Applying the same animated pose to Harry, I get that "stretched limousine" horse effect.
It is Harry's pelvis actor which has Z-translation (and Y translations also) introduced.
It looks like the issue is that the MilHorse's root body part is pelvis, whereas Harry's root body part is hip. But Harry does have a pelvis actor, so applying the MilHorse animated pose does indeed apply the translations to Harry's pelvis, but an animation for Harry should have those pelvis Y/Z translations applied to Harry's hip.
seachnasaigh
Energetic
OK, so MilHorse pose applied to MilHorse. Original MilHorse? (I think there's a MilHorse 2 now).
Open the keyframe palette, expand the MilHorse entry, and then expand MilHorse's pelvis actor section. Are the Z & Y translations there?
Open the Joint Editor window (Shift+Ctrl+J); select MilHorse's pelvis. Is the origin crosshair in the right spot? When you scrub the timeline from 001 to the end, does the pelvis' origin move away from the pelvis?
Open the keyframe palette, expand the MilHorse entry, and then expand MilHorse's pelvis actor section. Are the Z & Y translations there?
Open the Joint Editor window (Shift+Ctrl+J); select MilHorse's pelvis. Is the origin crosshair in the right spot? When you scrub the timeline from 001 to the end, does the pelvis' origin move away from the pelvis?
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Appointments took longer than expected, just getting home.
I can test either or both? I have the HW horse loaded up in P11 on my newer machine under Win 7 currently just to see how it loaded. One possibility occurred to me and that was that the figure might have gotten corrupted on you, but if it is doing it with both the HW horse and millennium horse that is unlikely (but not impossible).
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Ok, great news...should have read more of new posts before last reply.
So I take it you no longer need troubleshooting on this?