jsabbott writes:
In this tutorial, we will be learning how to track arcs for animation in Blender 2.83
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Jennifer Abbott
I am a CG Environment Artist focusing on environments, props, and textures. In addition, I also work with visualizations, cinematics, and film making. I provide educational materials for the beginners as well as more advanced artists and designers. I also provide game asset packs, and commissioned work for various projects. I am open to working with individuals, and various for-profit and non-profit organizations in order to fill their art and design needs. I became a CG Environment Artist and Level Designer in order to not only pursue my passions but also to assist others in expressing themselves or their business or organization in a creative manner. I believe in creating great design that fits the context and needs of the client.
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Hi Jen. I'd like to know how to clean up a series of motion paths related to the same set of bones. If that's too much, then how about a tip on how to turn on and turn off motion paths as you work through animation updates.
It is possible to make changes to you animation and then recalculate the path.
If you hold down SHIFT + X you can also delete the motion path.