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Old September 21st, 2006   #1 (permalink)
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hi people
, i`m in serious trouble here,
i`m using a camera attached via a path constraint to a spline, for a walktrough animation...
about 1500 frames and my problem is that i keep in having some hand held movement at a high frequency like a shatter over the camera` s motion, not quite a smooth movement as intended
firs thought was to subdivide the path.....no effect (all of vertices are bezier )

here is a screen shot with the spline and the camera in red is the actual trajectory....wich is not wanted ...i want my smooth one
so i`m out of ideas , and time .......

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Default Re: camera animation problem

assuming that the line wasn't drawn like it is being displayed - you may want to check your distance fom the origin (0,0). 3dsMax, being a single-precision application, becomes increasingly inaccurate the further you move away fom the origin, which cause's some funky geomeric distortion.
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yes i`ve tried that already with no efect, scalling up
(a lot)the model helped though
thanks for your reply
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Your best bet is to collapse the spline based animation into key frames...then using the F-curve editor eliminate about 90% of the key frames leaving critical ones in and use the spline based handles aviable in f-curves to smooth and follow the oringinal spline path....

Simply there is no substitute for F-curve editing of animation

Can't open Max at the moment to give exact how to's or the other smoothing options in the follow path animation parameters. If you get it collapsed worse case you can physically move the position of each key frame to match the splines positon

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