Keyframing blend handle
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Do you mean the blend object tool? Without more context, I'm not sure what you mean.
If you're putting down a blend object from the object viewer, the handle will appear immediately and you'll be able to hit k to keyframe. If you're trying to manipulate an existing blend object in the viewer, then you need to do Tab > Pose, select the blend object, right-click if you have secure-selection turned on. Once the handles show up and are active, hitting k will keyframe the scoped parameters. It's probably best if you have a Channel List pane open at the same time.
If you're putting down a blend object from the object viewer, the handle will appear immediately and you'll be able to hit k to keyframe. If you're trying to manipulate an existing blend object in the viewer, then you need to do Tab > Pose, select the blend object, right-click if you have secure-selection turned on. Once the handles show up and are active, hitting k will keyframe the scoped parameters. It's probably best if you have a Channel List pane open at the same time.
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Thankyou. Thought I was missing something.
Might be worth updating the docs. Also someone here was looking at character tools and after a while came up to me to ask about the joint sop…. might be worth removing that too. Apparently it was the first thing they found when searching for character tools, oops.
Might be worth updating the docs. Also someone here was looking at character tools and after a while came up to me to ask about the joint sop…. might be worth removing that too. Apparently it was the first thing they found when searching for character tools, oops.
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