wat r frames
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wat r frames
im just getting into moddeling, i think i got it all down, i just want to know wat frames are.
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if you've ever done anything i flash you'll know. I don't know how different 3ds is from flash but in flash, here's how it works:
You create the 1st from.
you tell it to create a motion tween
Then you go out say, 20 frames and set up a second keyframe.
In the second, you move something, say an arm, up from it's first keyframe position
When you play it back, it should move from keyframe to keyframe.
this, again, is very basic, but i hope this helps with the general idea.
You create the 1st from.
you tell it to create a motion tween
Then you go out say, 20 frames and set up a second keyframe.
In the second, you move something, say an arm, up from it's first keyframe position
When you play it back, it should move from keyframe to keyframe.
this, again, is very basic, but i hope this helps with the general idea.
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ooooh. In that case:
Frame: A small box created OUTSIDE the map that is labeled frame
Once you create things like, bases, water planes, etc. Select those items, and using the link tool found in the top-left side of the tool bar, drag from the selected items to the frame. Then press H to view whether they were linked to the Frame.
Click the plus by the frame tree to see what is linked.
Hope that helps!

Frame: A small box created OUTSIDE the map that is labeled frame
Once you create things like, bases, water planes, etc. Select those items, and using the link tool found in the top-left side of the tool bar, drag from the selected items to the frame. Then press H to view whether they were linked to the Frame.
Click the plus by the frame tree to see what is linked.
Hope that helps!

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i agree its REALY FRIGGIN confusing!theenjoisk8r wrote:ok...im new to modeling, and basicly i hav a modeling program (acctually two, gmax and lightshape3d). everything, you know, that you just said...doesn't mean crap to me right now lol. i think i should just look around some more or something. this stuff is freakin confusing.
Why dont you download th Video tutorials. Those would probably explain everythign for you and you even get to see it.theenjoisk8r wrote:ok...im new to modeling, and basicly i hav a modeling program (acctually two, gmax and lightshape3d). everything, you know, that you just said...doesn't mean crap to me right now lol. i think i should just look around some more or something. this stuff is freakin confusing.