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im having some trouble with my lipsync

 

i was making this animation, and revised many of my mouth poses

when i checked the animation, half of my mouth poses were missing

 

the mouth poses in the actions, the dopesheets seem ok, i can view

the character talking in there, and the lipsync looks fine in a new choreography

it just doesnt seem to want to work in the old choreography where the rest of my animation is

 

tried refreshing with space bar no avail

im wondering if some of the keys in the animation are somehow conflicting with

some of the dopesheet keys or something

 

not sure what to do

and im hoping that i wont have to rebuild all of my dope sheets to correct the problem

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  • Hash Fellow
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I've never done much with dopesheet lip synch, so i'm not sure about a cause.

 

But why not go back to a previous saved version of your project from before something went wrong and retrace your steps?

 

I hope you haven't been resaving over the same project all along...

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I've never done much with dopesheet lip synch, so i'm not sure about a cause.

 

But why not go back to a previous saved version of your project from before something went wrong and retrace your steps?

 

I hope you haven't been resaving over the same project all along...

 

 

...

 

er

 

./..

 

open previous version ?

... uh ...

 

... aw... :(

  • Hash Fellow
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If you post the project with everything embedded someone might have an answer. A different someone than I since I'm not up on lipsynch.

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Yeah, you should always try and make a copy of the model you're working on every week or so and work on that new copy. That way, if something goes corrupt, you can just backtrack to the previous version instead of having to ditch the whole project and start all over. This has saved me innumerable hours with A:M.

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