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Date: Tue, 20 Dec 2011 10:15:35 -0800
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Subject: 2d character/puppet/Duik animation question
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I'm doing some simple cut-out style character animation with the Duik rig
script. I'm running into situations where the character is changing his
orientation to the camera.. facing left... then front, then turning and
walking right. How do people do these transitions? Do you just swap out
Right facing rig with Left facing rig? Or do you have all your body parts
as precomps and then time-remap them to switch between these perspectives?
I'm finding the rigging setup very time-consuming so i'm trying to find the
most efficient way to do this..
thanks

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I&#39;m doing some simple cut-out style character animation with the Duik r=
ig script. I&#39;m running into situations where the character is changing =
his orientation to the camera.. facing left... then front, then turning and=
 walking right. How do people do these transitions? Do you just swap out Ri=
ght facing rig with Left facing rig? Or do you have all your body parts as =
precomps and then time-remap them to switch between these perspectives? I&#=
39;m finding the rigging setup very time-consuming so i&#39;m trying to fin=
d the most efficient way to do this..<br>


thanks<br>

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