new guy Posted April 3, 2010 Posted April 3, 2010 i swear i have tried, but can't win! there has got to be a way to simply duplicate models in a chor... right? right now i have to keep importing the same model over and over into the chor and resize, move etc for everything. Quote
mtpeak2 Posted April 3, 2010 Posted April 3, 2010 Try using Steffen Gross' plugins (Multiply, MMoP and/or Simple Scatter) locate here. Quote
johnl3d Posted April 3, 2010 Posted April 3, 2010 Multiply.zip drop in hxt folder then right click on chor then click on copies Quote
new guy Posted April 3, 2010 Author Posted April 3, 2010 Multiply.zip drop in hxt folder then right click on chor then click on copies great! now lets say i have a car in the chor with an action applied to it AND KEYFRAMES IN THE CHOR moving it down the road... i then want to duplicate the same car 5 times with the same action and CHOR KEYFRAMES but offset them. i am making a race. i know i can off set them by moving the action down the timeline, but how do i COPY AND PASTE THE CHOR KEYFRAMES ONTO THE NEW CARS? i want to keep the same properties as the first car... the size (scale) and so on. also, i tried installing the multiply and MMoP plugins but they dont show up. i am running mac os 10.5... should that matter? do they work for mac os 10.6 Quote
Hash Fellow robcat2075 Posted April 3, 2010 Hash Fellow Posted April 3, 2010 also, i tried installing the multiply and MMoP plugins but they dont show up. i am running mac os 10.5... should that matter? do they work for mac os 10.6 Just to check, in you Options>folders panel, make sure the path for extensions is pointing to the folder your extensions are really in. This can get confused if you have more than one version of A:M installed. Quote
new guy Posted April 3, 2010 Author Posted April 3, 2010 also, i tried installing the multiply and MMoP plugins but they dont show up. i am running mac os 10.5... should that matter? do they work for mac os 10.6 Just to check, in you Options>folders panel, make sure the path for extensions is pointing to the folder your extensions are really in. This can get confused if you have more than one version of A:M installed. i checked and it is. only multiple copies is showing up. hmmm??? here are 2 snapshots to show you what i mean. Quote
Hash Fellow robcat2075 Posted April 3, 2010 Hash Fellow Posted April 3, 2010 Read the user notes for each one carefully. I believe MMoP needs that you have 'd a path for it to operate on. I think Multiply needs you to select a plane. Quote
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