Second attempt at a walk cycle in Maya and no sliding - hurray! Thanks to the tutorial and Ethan who helped clarify things for me.
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3 comments:
No slipping. That's great. Once you know how, its really quite simple:)
No slipping whatsoever, well done :) Ah yes, once you know/are told how - i feel for Pol in this case when he did the walkcycle in his Infiltration animation.
I agree, once you get your head round it the first time its starts to feel relatively straightforward enough. And it makes all the difference in the end!
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