Doc talk:Reuse Animations - Revision history

D.j.a.y: /* Need new sample file */ sign

2015-12-10T22:20:23Z

‎Need new sample file: sign

D.j.a.y: no problem to load for me

2015-12-10T22:19:58Z

no problem to load for me

Erubin: /* Need new sample file */ new section

2015-12-05T01:59:32Z

‎Need new sample file: new section

Jose X: Tutorial is a bit misleading

2010-05-20T03:43:27Z

Tutorial is a bit misleading

Genete: moved Talk:Reuse Animations to Doc talk:Reuse Animations: Belongs to Doc namespace

2009-10-16T19:04:25Z

moved Talk:Reuse Animations to Doc talk:Reuse Animations: Belongs to Doc namespace

Genete: ... and paste to Talk section.

2007-09-30T22:09:25Z

... and paste to Talk section.

Genete at 07:46, 29 September 2007

2007-09-29T07:46:32Z

Genete: New page: Hey dooglus! Thanks for correct my speaking errors. I did the page in one shot and did not review the grammar or the spelling. --~~~~

2007-09-29T07:45:56Z

New page: Hey dooglus! Thanks for correct my speaking errors. I did the page in one shot and did not review the grammar or the spelling. --~~~~

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Hey dooglus! Thanks for correct my speaking errors. I did the page in one shot and did not review the grammar or the spelling. --[[User:Genete|Genete]] 03:45, 29 September 2007 (EDT)

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	The sample file appears to be very old and so far I have not been able to load it in the latest version of Synfig. I may try to reproduce the animation, then offer my own version, but that might take a while. If anyone else would like to do so, please be my guest.--[[User:Erubin\|Erubin]] ([[User talk:Erubin\|talk]]) 20:59, 4 December 2015 (EST)		The sample file appears to be very old and so far I have not been able to load it in the latest version of Synfig. I may try to reproduce the animation, then offer my own version, but that might take a while. If anyone else would like to do so, please be my guest.--[[User:Erubin\|Erubin]] ([[User talk:Erubin\|talk]]) 20:59, 4 December 2015 (EST)

−	: I do not have pb to load the file (synfig 1.0.2 / linux) . Can you try again to load the file and report the error + system information to the [http://www.synfig.org/issues/thebuggenie/ bug tracker]	+	: I do not have pb to load the file (synfig 1.0.2 / linux) . Can you try again to load the file and report the error + system information to the [http://www.synfig.org/issues/thebuggenie/ bug tracker] --[[User:D.j.a.y\|D.j.a.y]] ([[User talk:D.j.a.y\|talk]]) 17:20, 10 December 2015 (EST)

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	The sample file appears to be very old and so far I have not been able to load it in the latest version of Synfig. I may try to reproduce the animation, then offer my own version, but that might take a while. If anyone else would like to do so, please be my guest.--[[User:Erubin\|Erubin]] ([[User talk:Erubin\|talk]]) 20:59, 4 December 2015 (EST)		The sample file appears to be very old and so far I have not been able to load it in the latest version of Synfig. I may try to reproduce the animation, then offer my own version, but that might take a while. If anyone else would like to do so, please be my guest.--[[User:Erubin\|Erubin]] ([[User talk:Erubin\|talk]]) 20:59, 4 December 2015 (EST)
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		+	: I do not have pb to load the file (synfig 1.0.2 / linux) . Can you try again to load the file and report the error + system information to the [http://www.synfig.org/issues/thebuggenie/ bug tracker]

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	I am considering changing the title to "Creating a Sample Animation from Two Poses" [a more general tutorial would have more examples than just the blinking eye and perhaps be titled Creating Animations from Poses]. The current title, "Reuse Animations", is misleading. It gives the impression you are cutting and pasting some bit of animation that appears over X frames into another (possibly overlapping) set of X frames. Eg, a mouth movement that is first captured in 6 frames gets reused elsewhere to look the same. However, here we simply create poses and then create many new distinct animations as we vary when we call each pose and how far apart. [I am assuming "reusing an animation" would be understood by a noob to be something fixed and that gets reused identically.] I am a noob, and I had trouble understanding this tutorial until I started playing with the download file and looking at the xml. If there are no objections, I may make some minor changes to the article later on this week. [[User:Jose X\|Jose X]] 03:43, 20 May 2010 (UTC)		I am considering changing the title to "Creating a Sample Animation from Two Poses" [a more general tutorial would have more examples than just the blinking eye and perhaps be titled Creating Animations from Poses]. The current title, "Reuse Animations", is misleading. It gives the impression you are cutting and pasting some bit of animation that appears over X frames into another (possibly overlapping) set of X frames. Eg, a mouth movement that is first captured in 6 frames gets reused elsewhere to look the same. However, here we simply create poses and then create many new distinct animations as we vary when we call each pose and how far apart. [I am assuming "reusing an animation" would be understood by a noob to be something fixed and that gets reused identically.] I am a noob, and I had trouble understanding this tutorial until I started playing with the download file and looking at the xml. If there are no objections, I may make some minor changes to the article later on this week. [[User:Jose X\|Jose X]] 03:43, 20 May 2010 (UTC)
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		+	== Need new sample file ==
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		+	The sample file appears to be very old and so far I have not been able to load it in the latest version of Synfig. I may try to reproduce the animation, then offer my own version, but that might take a while. If anyone else would like to do so, please be my guest.--[[User:Erubin\|Erubin]] ([[User talk:Erubin\|talk]]) 20:59, 4 December 2015 (EST)

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	::: Ah yes, so I see. That is surprising. I suppose that is what keyframes are for though. [[User:Dooglus\|dooglus]] 07:44, 30 September 2007 (EDT)		::: Ah yes, so I see. That is surprising. I suppose that is what keyframes are for though. [[User:Dooglus\|dooglus]] 07:44, 30 September 2007 (EDT)
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		+	I am considering changing the title to "Creating a Sample Animation from Two Poses" [a more general tutorial would have more examples than just the blinking eye and perhaps be titled Creating Animations from Poses]. The current title, "Reuse Animations", is misleading. It gives the impression you are cutting and pasting some bit of animation that appears over X frames into another (possibly overlapping) set of X frames. Eg, a mouth movement that is first captured in 6 frames gets reused elsewhere to look the same. However, here we simply create poses and then create many new distinct animations as we vary when we call each pose and how far apart. [I am assuming "reusing an animation" would be understood by a noob to be something fixed and that gets reused identically.] I am a noob, and I had trouble understanding this tutorial until I started playing with the download file and looking at the xml. If there are no objections, I may make some minor changes to the article later on this week. [[User:Jose X\|Jose X]] 03:43, 20 May 2010 (UTC)

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	Hey dooglus! Thanks for correct my language errors. I did the page in one shot and did not review the grammar or the spelling. --[[User:Genete\|Genete]] 03:45, 29 September 2007 (EDT)		Hey dooglus! Thanks for correct my language errors. I did the page in one shot and did not review the grammar or the spelling. --[[User:Genete\|Genete]] 03:45, 29 September 2007 (EDT)
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		+	''There is a problem with this technique. You are making copies of the entire animation poses that you have stored in the first keyframes of the time (frames 2 and 4 of the sample) and therefore you have made copies of all the other objects existing in the scene (following the example, the eyeball).''
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		+	: Is this true? You only make copies of any waypoints that happen to exist at that particular frame I thought? [[User:Dooglus\|dooglus]] 21:04, 29 September 2007 (EDT)
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		+	:: It is true. Keyframe duplication affects all the existing objects of the scene even if they don't have any waypoints at the duplicated keyframe. See [http://www.darthfurby.com/genete/synfig/keycopy.sifz this] file. There are two circles. The red one has its own animation at frames 12f, 1s and 2s. The black circle has its own animation at 0f, 1f and 12 f. If you go to frame 2s12f for example and duplicate the keyframe at frame 1 (called "black up") you will see that the red circle goes to the position it has at frame 1 although it doesn't have any waypoint there.--[[User:Genete\|Genete]] 05:00, 30 September 2007 (EDT)
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		+	::: Ah yes, so I see. That is surprising. I suppose that is what keyframes are for though. [[User:Dooglus\|dooglus]] 07:44, 30 September 2007 (EDT)

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−	Hey dooglus! Thanks for correct my ~~speaking~~ errors. I did the page in one shot and did not review the grammar or the spelling. --[[User:Genete\|Genete]] 03:45, 29 September 2007 (EDT)	+	Hey dooglus! Thanks for correct my language errors. I did the page in one shot and did not review the grammar or the spelling. --[[User:Genete\|Genete]] 03:45, 29 September 2007 (EDT)