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Introduction to Animation Mixer in XSI

Learn animation techniques that offer greater control and a complete overview of using the Animation Mixer for intuitive non-linear animation within XSI. Software required: XSI 6.0 and up.

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Last Updated Mar 19, 2019

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Introduction to Animation Mixer in XSI

Learn animation techniques that offer greater control and a complete overview of using the Animation Mixer for intuitive non-linear animation within XSI. Software required: XSI 6.0 and up.

Beginner
2h 35m
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Created by

Last Updated Mar 19, 2019

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Learn animation techniques that offer greater control and a complete overview of using the Animation Mixer for intuitive non-linear animation within XSI. Contains over 2.5 hours of project-based training and new ways to edit, combine, and re-purpose various types of animation data from keyframes to expressions and constraints to motion capture files. Popular highlights include the Animation Mixer overview, modifying function curves in animation clips, non-destructive animation workflow, importing and exporting animation clips, clip effect statements, compound clips, integrating motion capture data, MOTOR overview, animation layers, warping animation, working with poses, equalizing clips, cycling clips, clip transitions, freezing clips, utilizing static poses, and understanding non-linear animation. Software required: XSI 6.0 and up.

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