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Automatic Euler Conversion on Import, and a few other suggestions

ytGameDevDave 3 years ago updated by Peter - Soxware Developer 3 years ago 1

The title says it, this is the main feature that would definitely speed up my workflow :) 


Among this one I have a few others (some I came up with myself) that are pretty self-explanatory.
But I will Elaborate:

  • An automatic "Loop Pose" button (choose start or end frame to be copy/pasted over to other end of clip)
  • A "Pin For Whole Clip" button (Automatic pin start/end keyframe and removal of everything inbetween)
  • A "Preview Transition" feature (choose the clip you want to transition to, max 2 for start and end of the main clip)
  • A "Camera Tracking" feature (Not only Focus but also the Shift + F feature that allows you to follow a GO, would be incredibly handy with checking out the Root Motion cause my character always runs away from me :( )
  • A "Motion Intensity" feature (allows us to increase/decrease the up/down scale of multiple channels and curves; ie. a character's breathing animation is too exaggerated, by scaling down the curves vertically we can decrease the motion intensity, this is perfect for control over the exaggeration principle in animation)
  • Pivot placement (for trajectories and COG control) (Blender's 3D cursor is a very popular feature and prime example)
  • Trajectory Visualization (A line that shows the object's positional data of the whole clip in 3D view)
  • Of course, last but not least, onion skinning (ghosting)

These would all be features that would make any animator go wild. 

Thank you again Peter :)

Best,

Dave

UMotion Version:
Latest
Unity Version:
2020 LTS

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Hi,

thank you very much for all your ideas.

I've took notes of all of ideas (some of them have already been requested by other users in the past). I can't promise when and which features are going to make it to a release, but be ensured that your ideas help me a lot in prioritizing where to spend my development resources on.

Best regards,
Peter

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Hi,

thank you very much for all your ideas.

I've took notes of all of ideas (some of them have already been requested by other users in the past). I can't promise when and which features are going to make it to a release, but be ensured that your ideas help me a lot in prioritizing where to spend my development resources on.

Best regards,
Peter