Moho Animation Forum

Hi,

I've successfully created a 5-part mouth for my character, and synced up auto dialogue for the animation. Cool. I run into a problem of moving the synced up dialogue along the timeline.

So, after I've successfully paired the two, like this:


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Now, when this happens, of course a bunch of little keyframes are generated because of this new group of movement:


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Whenever I want to slide that dialogue forward or backward, I've been highlighting all the keyframes, and manually sliding them left or right. This only moves the animation, not the sound. How do I move the sound effect and the appropriate animation perfectly in sync everytime?

Thank you...

you have to move it in the sequencer

swrecordings wrote:you have to move it in the sequencer

Move the audio or the Mouth file? Or both, and if both, how do you select them all?

Thanks

you can move the audio in the sequencer and the keyframes as you did before

swrecordings wrote:you can move the audio in the sequencer and the keyframes as you did before

Where are the keyframes in the sequencer? All I see is the audio layer, and separately I see the Mouth folder... If I move the audio layer, then the mouth movement is out of sync?

Thank you

there is a tab on the timeline called "sequencer"

swrecordings wrote:there is a tab on the timeline called "sequencer"

Right, I guess my question was "is there a way to move the audio track in the sequencer AND the keyframes in the channel at the same time?" There isn't, isn't there? When I move one x frames, I have to move the other x frames separately. Boy, it would be a lot easier if they both just stayed in step with each other...

Thanks for your help though, SWRecordings...

Put audio and animation layer into the same group/bone layer and move just this.

slowtiger wrote:Put audio and animation layer into the same group/bone layer and move just this.

Ah - simple and intuitive... I thought I tried that, but I'll give it a go... Thanks SlowTiger and SWRecordings. Of course...