Create an separate track for this part or object and place keyframes on that track. However, there is still a way to animate only some of the objects in the scene, or a specific part of your character. This means that regular frames can be moved, copied etc., much like keyframes.īy default, all keyframes in Cascadeur are placed on the same Animation Trackand contain animation data for every object in the scene. Keyframes can be set separately for translation, rotation etc.Ī keyframe always contains every motion parameterĬharacter poses and positions in Cascadeur are defined by keyframes.īecause of this, at least one keyframe is always present in the sceneĮvery frame in Cascadeur - including non-key ones - stores animation data. You need to add a keyframe and then set a pose for itĮach time you alter a pose, you need to reset the keyframe for it You need to set the pose first, then you can add a keyframe You can work with keyframes right after the scene is loaded You need to enable Set Key mode before working with keyframes However, there are some differences: 3ds max What you need to do is to create keyframes and define character poses for them, while the software will do the rest. Characters should be prepared for animation beforehand, in other programs.ģds max and Cascadeur use similar approaches to animation. It is not designed for creating 3D models or skinning them to joints/bones.

The BasicsĬascadeur is not a general-purpose 3D solution. Its purpose is to help you to translate your existing experience into Cascadeur. This page provides an introduction to Cascadeur from the viewpoint of a 3ds max user.

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