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Martinnel
Martinnel
Inspiring
January 17, 2018
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Changing Position While Recording

  • January 17, 2018
  • 12 replies
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I know I'm always asking here what I will eventually find after I've watched all the tutorials, but how do I move my puppet around the screen into a scene. I do know how use the Transform settings to set a position. So I'm that far along.

Martin

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    Correct answer KJerryK

    You can record changing position -- for instance, enable the position x transform behavior, start recording, and then use the mouse pointer to gradually change position x. When done stop recording. You can also make adjustments to the take after the recording is complete.

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    Rameez_Khan
    Rameez_Khan
    Legend
    January 19, 2018

    Hi Martinnel,

    Did KJerryK's response help at all?
    Let us know.

    Thanks,

    Rameez

    Martinnel
    MartinnelAuthor
    Inspiring
    January 19, 2018

    You know, I gain so much from the responses I get from various tech forums, it really does restore (reinforce?) my faith in humanity. People sharing what they know with strangers for no other reason than to increase the general knowledge sometimes makes me almost sentimental.

    Sure, some answers come from people paid to help out—and even they deserve the courtesy of a response. But when it's just some other user, stopping what they're doing to explain something I should have figured out on my own, it really is incumbent on me to respond.

    Yes, KJerryK's answer got me to my solution. Thank you KJerryK. I had overlooked hitting the Arm button beside the Position X trigger. That is, by the way, a really great design idea: being able to change behaviors to your heart's content and, by merely activating a button, also being able to do it while recording or streaming.

    Martin

    But who is Ann Bens?

    Rameez_Khan
    Rameez_Khan
    Legend
    January 22, 2018

    People sharing what they know with strangers for no other reason than to increase the general knowledge sometimes makes me almost sentimental. Sure, some answers come from people paid to help out—and even they deserve the courtesy of a response. But when it's just some other user, stopping what they're doing to explain something I should have figured out on my own, it really is incumbent on me to respond.

    It's incredible! I share the same feeling as yours.

    I love being a part of our DVA community or other user-groups for that matter. It's such a great feeling!

    Thanks, KJerryK for being an incredible community member and MVP. You're awesome!

    Your contribution to the community is highly appreciated.

    Best,

    Rameez

    KJerryK
    KJerryKCorrect answer
    Legend
    January 18, 2018

    You can record changing position -- for instance, enable the position x transform behavior, start recording, and then use the mouse pointer to gradually change position x. When done stop recording. You can also make adjustments to the take after the recording is complete.

      Martinnel
      MartinnelAuthor
      Inspiring
      January 19, 2018

      Fantastic. Thanks.

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