#THE KLUB 17 POSE DRIVER#

Group : Select PI nodes in the panel, then click this icon to create a group containing them.

#THE KLUB 17 POSE DRIVER#

Right-click a Pose Interpolator node name to open a contextual menu with these commands: Select Drivers, Show Advanced Settings, Show Driver Settings, Attributes (opens the Attribute Editor for the pose interpolator), Export, Group, Mirror, Rename, and Delete. You can also drag one Pose Interpolator node and drop it onto another one to group them, or drag a Pose Interpolator node into an empty area to remove it from the group. Right-click a Pose Interpolator node and choose Rename to give it a new name.ĭrag and drop the Pose Interpolator nodes in the tree to change their order. Select a Pose Interpolator node to display all poses created for this node in the Poses panel on the right.īy default, the PI node name is the joint name with a '_poseInterpolator' suffix.

Lists the Pose Interpolator nodes you have created for the joints on a character's skin mesh. If you want to set options before creating the Pose Interpolator node, choose Poses > Create Pose Interpolator >. You can also right-click in an empty area of the Pose Editor and choose Create Pose Interpolator. Select a skinned character's joint you want to track for pose interpolation and click this icon to create a Pose Interpolator (PI) node. See below for a list of all menu commands in the Pose Editor.

Double-click the dividers between columns to auto-fit to the longest row.Drag and drop the headers to change the order of the columns in the Pose panel.Right-click any column header to display a menu from which you can toggle the display of each column.You can adjust the layout of the Pose panel:

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