Re: How do you do a project? (action vs. model)

Hi Greg. You can import the model into another project with or without its IPOs and 
Actions (or materials, textures, etc.). You can also copy it to another "Scene" in the same 
.blend file with or without these other attributes.

I haven't messed with the character animation stuff in a while, but if you need a more 
detailed explanation, I'll look into it. The documentation at blender.org should explain 
most of this, though.

Eric

--- In [email protected], "Greg M. Johnson" <pterandon@g...> wrote:
>
> Hello.  I once trained myself on Hash's Animation:Master. The cool
> thing about that app is that it clearly differentiated between Models
> and Actions.  They were separate entities.
> 
> Now in blender, it almost looks like my model is "trapped" in the
> animation file I'm making.  If I make changes, will they go to all the
> frames? How can I get the figure trapped in my current walk cycle to
> be free for another project where I might want to pose it entirely
> differently?
> 
> 
> BTW: thanks for the earlier advice on painting vertices, et al.   I
> now have a character that is like this:
> http://putfile.com/pterandon
> That link may or may not be the actual walk cycle file, but I'm on a
> linux box and i cannot see exactly which putfile file is the right one
> for my latest project.
> 
> Thanks.
> 
> 
> --
> 
> 
> Greg M. Johnson
> 
> See the Truth "versus" Love Project at:  http://truthvslove.blogspot.com/
> My home page at: http://www.geocities.com/pterandon/
>







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