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Makarena dance animation
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18 jul. 2023 às 5:06
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Makarena dance animation

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The well known and easy-to-learn Makarena group dance animation.
Made with MotionCapture and refined in SFM.

I refined it on the Combine soldier model and tested it on multiple Half-Life2 models.

To copy the movements to other non Half-life2 bone structure models, use this tutorial:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6W2PamTlSYQ

File path:
game\workshop\elements\animation\Combine\makarenaCombine.dmx
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FireFox the Furry Sfm 20 ago. 2023 às 14:45 
So? make it so the dance can be used with all the body structures
Silverwolf  [autor] 20 ago. 2023 às 6:03 
Maybe because not all the models has the same bone structures? :steamhappy:
FireFox the Furry Sfm 20 ago. 2023 às 3:20 
*facepalm* why on earth can you not just make it so that it works across all models? instead of having to follow a tutorial to do it with non combine bone structures
Silverwolf  [autor] 20 jul. 2023 às 14:29 
I always did my animations hand to hand. This is the first time I'm doing Motion Capture and it's quite entertaining, but has it's limits.
About the saving. Once I finished with my animation in SFM, I right click on the model -->export animation and I export it into a file. I always choose "export animation", and not the "export facial animation" or "export taunt animation".
Cristy The Moth God 20 jul. 2023 às 9:01 
yea the transferring stuff is likely the explanation for the stiffness, do some hand to hand work with animation for a while eventually you would be able to do the animations by hand thats how some people do it. also quick question, how do you save your animations? ive been trying to save facial animations for later projects but couldn't figure it out
Silverwolf  [autor] 19 jul. 2023 às 23:43 
True. I'm quite new in using the software to transfer movements to models but trying to improve in the future. I keep losing some of the movements during the process. rig_biped simple helps a lot in stabilizing the legs and arms.
Cristy The Moth God 19 jul. 2023 às 18:57 
its not bad but could use some work since they are stiff in their movement, idk if your doing it but next time try making them with the rig_biped_simple enabled