Cascadeur.

Positions on key personnel

Cascadeur works with three-dimensional character animation. AutoPosing helps when posing: the animator moves control points, and the program offers the position of related body parts. According to the documentation, a standard Cascadeur skeleton is needed for the instrument. If the character is made in another editor, start by checking its skeleton and controllers.

In AutoPhysics, you can evaluate the movement and refine it. The task of the tool is especially clear on supporting postures, when the weight should be read according to the position of the body, pelvis and feet.

Example of landing

Put three key positions for a low-level jump: push, top point and landing. First, adjust the trajectory height and body angle. Then look at the character on the side. If the foot slides after contact, check the key frames and holding the support.

After automatic correction, reproduce the movement at normal speed. Save the original version in a separate copy to compare the severity of the landing and understand what changes are worth leaving.

Check before moving the scene

Automatic clues should be evaluated in the context of a particular scene. For exaggerated animation plasticity, a plausible trajectory alone does not solve the problem. Before you start, check import and export formats for your tariff. When the scene returns to the original editor or engine, separately check the axes, scale, matching bones and the first frame of movement. View transitions between supporting poses in the target scene.

Suitable tasks

• Post key jump poses
• Check the balance and movement of the character