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April 22, 2019
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Trigger breathing?

  • April 22, 2019
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Hello wonderful people! So, do you think there's a way to trigger breathing? like in "auto-breathing" but without "auto"? I wish to have him make a sigh or something triggerable and don't know if it's a more simple method than arming and disarming auto-breathe at the exact same moment.. Thank you

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    Correct answer DanTull

    You could make a replay that triggers parameter changes for the breath behavior, but I think you'll find the timing is weird because the breathe behavior wouldn't start breathing at the trigger, it would just pick up at the point in its oscillation that it was at when you pressed the trigger.

    But the breathe behavior is really just a transform on a handle, which you can do with a Transform handle and behavior. Combine a recording of that Transform handle's Scale parameter with a Face behavior performance (so the head moves up and down with the sigh), and a LipSync track so the mouth moves with it and you could probably make something that'll look better than what triggering the Breathe behavior would do on its own.

    DT

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    DanTull
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    DanTullCorrect answer
    Adobe Employee
    April 23, 2019

    You could make a replay that triggers parameter changes for the breath behavior, but I think you'll find the timing is weird because the breathe behavior wouldn't start breathing at the trigger, it would just pick up at the point in its oscillation that it was at when you pressed the trigger.

    But the breathe behavior is really just a transform on a handle, which you can do with a Transform handle and behavior. Combine a recording of that Transform handle's Scale parameter with a Face behavior performance (so the head moves up and down with the sigh), and a LipSync track so the mouth moves with it and you could probably make something that'll look better than what triggering the Breathe behavior would do on its own.

    DT

    ctystassAuthor
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    April 23, 2019

    Thank you very much, that s working way better than breathe