It's no story mode, but it's a decent tool for hacking something together. It's saved my butt a few times.
Used Maya 2018’s TimeEditor to hack together animation clips for the first time today. I wish it was more like MoBu’s Story Mode. I don’t quite get how to cross fade the blends. Nice little tool tho.
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Man, story mode REALLY spoiled me. It's insane.
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I still cannot get over how good story mode is. It's kind of nuts.
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They are ripping Mobu’s tools step by step, but in an Autodesk fashion. We users will be losers.
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They have to know how and what they do first and it’s a slow process
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I can’t believe someone would forego cinematic work being done in Mobu, using Story, vs. doing it 100% in Maya.
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It is getting better but Mobu still rules.
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Hey Matt! I don't know if this is what you're looking for, but if you select over the area you are trying to blend a new option opens up in your right-click drop-down called "crossfade" where you can select from presets or edit a custom curve for that transition!pic.twitter.com/CVUUvCyQnj
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If you first select the custom option, then go back into the menu and select "edit custom curve" it should swing open your graph editor for you with the blend curve ready to noodle. It's not elegant, but it's something!
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Thanks Eric! You’re right, it’s not elegant but it’s something.
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