When you move the timeline slider back and forth, DAZ Studio will calculate the movement between the two positions. move the timeline slider to a new position.select an object and set a keyframe (in the Timeline Tab).The principle of animating objects is very simple, but as a scene becomes more complex you may find that additional tools (such as graphMate and keyMate) may be of help. We're still looking at an April release for version 0.39, and I can't see any reason for that to change at this stage.DAZ Studio can handle two types of animation: aniMate aniBlocks, as well as traditional keyframe animations, much like many other 3D applications. Making 3D images has become somewhat of a routine, so getting thrown off my game like this is a novel experience. I'm sure I'll get used to it and even prefer the new system, but it's a bit challenging. It has its advantages, but it's different enough that I run into issues that throw off my workflow. Because of the reinstall, I no longer have access to KeyMate, so I've had to get used to the new system. Due to this, I kept KeyMate around and stuck with it for as long as I could. However, this tool was later integrated into Daz as an inbuilt feature, though it doesn't work exactly like the old one. Previously, I used a tool called KeyMate to manage my animations. I actually haven't fully decided on the scope of the scene yet, but it's probably not going to be too large.ĭue to reinstalling everything on my new computer, I'm still trying to get used to some of the changes made to Daz Studio, particularly when it comes to the animation timeline.

I can't tell you much about it yet, as that would spoil the surprise. Everything from Nell's advanced training has been updated and improved, and I have moved on to adding the new stuff that everyone is waiting for.

Work is proceeding more or less as planned, with a small break in the middle of the week due to a business trip.

Daz keymate