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Date: Tue, 6 Mar 2012 12:39:07 -0800
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Subject: a way to link mask vertexes to null without baking keyframes?
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I'm trying to find a way (as i suppose many people have) to animate a mask
on a per-vertex basis. I found the trackerviz script, which is pretty darn
cool, but the problem is you have to bake the keyframes, so it's not live.
If i have to make constant adjustments to my animation, i have to
constantly re-bake the mask, and if any of my nulls have expressions, I
have to bake those expressions as well. Is there any sort of
script/expression that allows -live- control of mask vertices?
thanks

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I&#39;m trying to find a way (as i suppose many people have) to animate a m=
ask on a per-vertex basis. I found the trackerviz script, which is pretty d=
arn cool, but the problem is you have to bake the keyframes, so it&#39;s no=
t live. If i have to make constant adjustments to my animation, i have to c=
onstantly re-bake the mask, and if any of my nulls have expressions, I have=
 to bake those expressions as well. Is there any sort of script/expression =
that allows -live- control of mask vertices?<br>

thanks<br>

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