RS3D Posted April 18, 2018 Posted April 18, 2018 I used to be able to get a reference grid to appear when using the stride length option in an action. The one I am referring to is: (from the A.M. reference manual) From a Bird’s Eye view, a reference grid is visible beneath the character’sfeet (it can also be seen from a side view, but offers better visual feedbackfrom Bird’s Eye). Stepping through the frames (use the scrub bar, framebuttons, or the and keys on the numeric keypad) will cause this gridto move forward/backward. By lining the foot up with one of the lines on thereference grid, any adjustments that are necessary can be made to thecharacter’s stride to prevent slipping. It no longer appears when I work with the stride length. Is there another option setting or other feature that needs to be activated for it to re-appear? Quote
Hash Fellow robcat2075 Posted April 18, 2018 Hash Fellow Posted April 18, 2018 I used to be able to get a reference grid to appear when using the stride length option in an action. Silly question, but... you have "Has Stride Length" ON and it's not appearing? Quote
RS3D Posted April 18, 2018 Author Posted April 18, 2018 I figured it out. When I upgraded sometime in the past the default color background appearance is Animation Master which has a black background color. Evidently, the reference grid color needs a light background color like Macintosh, etc. The reference grid does not change to white on black for the the standard Animation Master color schemes. Kind of tricky to figure out, but it seems to work for everything except the Animation Master color scheme. Quote
Hash Fellow robcat2075 Posted April 18, 2018 Hash Fellow Posted April 18, 2018 For anyone looking in... you can go to Tools>Customize>Appearance and set the "Grid" to a non-black color if needed... Quote
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