Using prepaed persons changing from frontview to sideview k

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JonnyPoet
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Using prepaed persons changing from frontview to sideview k

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Hallo!
I'm using anime Studio 9.5 and just learning
I want to use already existing persons of the built in Library and to move them arround in different direction like coming from back to front , then walking to the rights a bit then turning arund using the backside View and walking back
Obviously it is necessary to switch between different layers. But how did I get a pretty turn and how to change the view from front view to sideview to backview Is there any tutorial how to do this using this prepared persons / Monsters
Thx for any tips or a link where to find such a tutorial

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Re: Using prepaed persons changing from frontview to sidevie

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JonnyPoet wrote:...how did I get a pretty turn and how to change the view from front view to sideview to backview Is there any tutorial how to do this using this prepared persons / Monsters
Here's an example using a CW character:
Switch layers smooth transition & stopping the walk cycle
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Re: Using prepaed persons changing from frontview to sidevie

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Hallo !
Thx a lot for posting this link.
This seems me to help a lot to create a person and to turn it around, hopefully I can find out how this works.
You dont have done any examole which shows how to create a self drawn figure and to built in switch bones for examople to turn it, like you did in the post with the danzing girl. How is that created from the beginning using prepared drawings and to arrange the switch bones so they do what they are doing in your examole. Its difficult for a newbie like me to disassemle your dancing girl.
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