[Bf-committers] small scale suggestion : keyframe extra tools

[Nathan Vegdahl]

Personally, I found the Maya way more concentration-breaking, because
it gave no feedback.  With Blender's method, I can see every step of
the way if I'm messing up, whereas with Maya I won't know until I key
it and frame step backwards-forwards and look at the final result.

Of course the Maya way has advantages too.  But personally, I prefer
the pro/con combo of the way Blender does it.

--Nathan

On Tue, May 11, 2010 at 4:28 PM, Jarred de Beer <jarr2000 at gmail.com> wrote:
> The one difference between using copy pose to buffer and being able to scrub
> a key through the timeline is that you maintain your pose in the viewport.
> If we scrub to frame 24 the pose would float away to any later keyframes and
> then pop back to where it was when we paste the key.  I find it breaks
> concentration on holding a pose.
>
> I think it was discussed before and people advised to use the action editor
> as a timeline for this purpose, to just shift-d the keys and move them
> over.  I personally like to use the timeline, but can adjust if needed.
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