ik in after effect

mcshyd said:
help yourself, and be more specific.
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Great answer, no wonder people have no reservation about posting questions here. [/sarcasm]

How very well thought out and creative of you. Certainly well worth the time it took to write.




besybunny: Your question is a bit vauge. If by ik you mean Inverse Kinetics like the type used in a skeleton rig in a 3D app, I don't think it can be done, at least not the way you are wanting. You CAN do parenting, and there are others here (Kai, ScottDVX) who know more than I do about expressions, so there may be a route that way.

As far as I know, without using expressions, Inverse Kinematics is unavailable in After Effects. This isn't to say the look cant be done, only you will have to use a parent based system and hand work what would be done with a normal IK setup. Not TOO much of a workaround, and definately possile, but just a little more work.
 
I have never heard about IK (if you mean IK=Inverse Kinetics) in AE. I met with this expression in Maya. I would not advise to things like this in AE.
 
i wasnt trying to be smart or anything. I have no idea what he's talking about, but if i did, i would try and answer him to the best of my ability.

mcshyd 2006 will try to be more sensitive to others feelings.
 
besybunny said:
thank you very much i mean with ik the animation in AE but now i know it about use time remapping
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What are you trying to do that would confuse Inverse Kinematics with Time Remapping?
 
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