Margot LaSalle

Thank you!

Thank you for your prompt reply. Is there any place that I could download the Beta version from? The features that you mentioned are just great. By library I mean something like the list of poses that appear when we are in Live Editing Mode (LEM) and that we have previously saved as .XMLs. While in LEM, we can go through all the poses and make modifications. If we could do the same in Creation Mode, it would be great because we could save the new modified pose as a new .anim. I also send two photos of my normal avatar and then how it looks when I'm in BD Poser and import the .anim that I had previously created, so that you get an idea of the sort of deformation I am talking about. (English is not my first language so I may not be very clear in my explanations. Please let me know).

First of all, thank you for creating such a great tool. Second, I must be doing something wrong because when I'm in creation mode and import an .anim that I had previously created in BD and exported, my avatar gets wrapped up and looks like a box, so I have no way of editing that pose. If I go in Live Editing Mode and click that imported .anim, it works. But then I can't save any modifications as a new .anim. Is there any way to create a library of my poses so I can modify them in the future and create new poses that can be exported?

I couldn't care less about gachas, but you haven't given us a reason why this new policy. It can't be considered gambling because in gambling you can also lose (more often than not). In gachas you always get something for what you have paid. Is there any law that you have to abide by?

Yes, that is how I checked the priority of my walk. My pose does show up as the priority that I uploaded it, but it is ignored by the system. I suppose it will be solved if I make an .anim instead of a .bvh. Thank you for replying

Thank you so much for all this information!

Thank you so much for your reply, Optimo. In Animare I can only use an export option that offers no customization and no priority was set at that point. I set priorities in the viewer, when I uploaded the animations in .bvh format (I enabled higher priorities in debug). I know nothing of animation formats so let me see if I got that straight. You mean that the priorities for each joint should already be present in the .bvh for them to work? I edited the .bvh file and in the text I don't see anything that looks like a priority. Here is a part of how it looks: } } } JOINT lCollar { OFFSET 3.422053 6.707223 -0.821293 CHANNELS 3 Yrotation Zrotation Xrotation JOINT lShldr { OFFSET 3.285171 0.000000 0.000000 CHANNELS 3 Zrotation Yrotation Xrotation JOINT lForeArm { OFFSET 10.129278 0.000000 0.000000 CHANNELS 3 Yrotation Zrotation Xrotation JOINT lHand { OFFSET 8.486692 0.000000 0.000000 CHANNELS 3 Zrotation Yrotation Xrotation End Site { OFFSET 4.106464 0.000000 0.000000 } } } If there were priorities in the file and all the priorities were, say p3, but I uploaded the pose as p6 through my viewer, would the p3 priorities have precedence over p6 and would override it?

Hello everyone. Recently, I created a pose in Animare and uploaded it as priority 4, 5 and 6. No matter which priority I use, my animation is overridden by my p3 walk. I contacted the creator of Animare, who has been very helpful indeed, she verified the problem by uploading my pose herself and testing it, but couldn't find a solution either. I have poses by other creators that do stay on. Any idea what might be wrong with my pose and the system ignores its priority? Thanks in advance Margot LaSalle