The Klub 17 V6 Poses 199
Julia Dodoo
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Let's start a discussion. I've never been good at making poses but the few times I tried my main issue is kinda hilarious. I don't know how to make the breasts bounce in a natural way and the same thing happens with testicles. I tough this was like automatic or that moving the breasts/testicles manipulator up and down would be enough. Any tips? How do you make the breasts/balls bounce?
I created this pose for use in a Sequence. Somehow, it triggers the playing of random audio clips when displayed in the "Sequencer Room" with the "Loft" (just the Loft loaded in the "Sequencer Room". Bug does not occur with any other room.) UPDATE: ANY room. Even in both Freemode & Sequencer Room. Will play clips from ALL models, not just those in motion.
So I copied the pose to a totally unmodded copy of VX, selected two totally stock models, went into the Sequencer set to use the "Sequencer Room", put the Loft on the timeline, dropped the pose on the timeline, and a few seconds later (when the pose started moving), sure enough, voice samples started playing. (I DID NOT PUT ANY VOICE FILES ON THE TIMELINE so there shouldn't be any sound!)
is there any way to see which specific room poses were created to be used in? my biggest regret with this game is that i should have organized any poses i downloaded from other users into the rooms they were created for. if MG were still up and running i would go through every single pose post and redownload everything all over again this way. i doubt there's a way to do this after that fact, but i wanted to ask anyway.
I'm here with more questions, this time about connecting body parts and the lock option. What does the lock option exactly do? Can you modify a keyframe once is connected? I mean, I connect the hands to the head of the other character but there is some minor clipping and I can't modify connected frames separately. And my last question. Can you create connected and disconnected keyframes in the same timeline? For example first keyframe is connected, the two following ones are free and the last one is connected again.
I use the taging system for this. Go to open pose. find the pose you want for a specific room and add a tag by right clicking on the pose. all new tags will get there own sub folder within the pose loading screen.
First, you cannot connect/disconnect nodes in the same pose. Nodes are either connected or disconnected, from the first to the last frame. However you can create different versions of the same pose with different links, and line them up in the Sequencer. When you import an animation from a different pose, make sure to build the required links beforehand (otherwise it won't be imported properly). You can check the connected nodes in a pose using TK_Utils ("Change Links" tool - check the links and then click Cancel - unless you actually want to change the links).
Sometimes you want to edit some keys, but you also want to prevent changes to other, related keys. Typical example: editing Foot Left/Right translation will result in Knee Left/Right to move as well. Locking knees is the way to prevent this from happening. Another application: changing Hip translation/rotation without losing the current position of Hands or other keys already well positioned. Once you've done with editing, always remember to remove the locks (or bad things may happen).
I used to wonder why there were four distinct values for Camera Aim/Camera Position. Sure, each pair is referring to a different actor, but in the end only actor2 camera values seem to be taken into account. Lately I created a lot of foursome poses were all actors shared the same camera values. This is great because it allows to remove or swap actors without having to worry about camera changes, but on the other hand I came to realize that four different pairs of camera values must serve some purpose.
Honestly I didn't know there was a distinction between Freemode and Sequencer. Care to share the details? At any rate, I have poses where the actor "behind the scene" can be heard (in Freemode). This usually happens in "fake dual" threesome poses obtained from a proper dual pose, increasing the actor number and swapping actor2 with actor3 (actor2 will be removed or moved out of sight). Since I enjoy having several variations of the same pose with different actors, this is a serious problem.
The typical situation when this occurs is when actor2 is hidden (or missing), there are no toys or parts connected to actor2, and regardless you can hear the usual idle chatters (like "touch me", "caress me" and so on).
It locks that body part in place and prevents it from being moved automatically by other connected parts. I use it for any connected pose where the lady is on top. Once connected, the man's hips will move automatically if you move the lady's hips. To prevent that, I lock the man's hips in place, set the keyframes for the lady's hips for the movement (i.e. up and down), then unlock the man's hips and adjust them slightly to show a bit of movement.
You can also use it with the Shift+Hip movement function, which will move the whole model around. For instance if the model's hands are on a table or chair, and you want to move the model to a different position, but keep the hands in place, you can just lock both hands, then move everything else with Shift+Hip.
One key thing with the process I described that I forgot to mention: Don't change the rotation of the woman's hips, as it'll cause the men's hips to move it weird ways. If you just move her hips though, the lock should work fine.
I started trying my hand at making some poses again after a long while and I'm running into one issue with models scaling differently with the poses I make. I use a couple of default models (the funny-looking ones that come with TK17, one male one female) as a baseline for the poses and try to avoid messing with body part sliders as part of animation frames, but in any event the poses I make will often look totally out of place when I use them with a different pair of models than the ones I made the poses with. What's most puzzling is that I set the height to be the same with each model I tried this with, but it still moves things out of place. I'm also using the PoseEdit map and keeping an eye out for clipping. Is there a better approach to this to make the poses more adaptable?
I was considering HS2 when I ran into this issue, as I recall the animations on there seemed more flexible with different size/height character models, but I guess the main drawback is that there's barely any room for customization of poses compared to TK17. I guess I will stick with shipping any animations I share with the pose editor models and settings bundled, maybe even make some variations for different sized characters too.
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