For takes, I would recommend never using the auto take button. I've screwed up so many scenes by forgetting that I left it on. Get into the habit of leaving "lock overrides" on and dragging whatever you need to be changed from the object manager into the take.
Very good tips, I'm going to start applying them, thank you very much
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Lot of value and tips in this video. Thank you Stepan, have a nice day !
Thank you Martin. You too 🙌
Awesome tips! Thank you
Glad it was helpful! Thanks
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Great tips! Subbed
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For takes, I would recommend never using the auto take button. I've screwed up so many scenes by forgetting that I left it on. Get into the habit of leaving "lock overrides" on and dragging whatever you need to be changed from the object manager into the take.
I think you are right It is fast but also prone to errors. Thanks for the tip 🙌
Could you show us how to animate dynamic place tool using key framing please ?
Where did you get that rotate script?
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I never know when to use old or new materials. that isn't really well documented.
That transition is kind of forced on users as I believe the shader graph will eventually dissapear and we will only have a Node editor
Many than believe is good to embrace It and just start using but there are still people that prefer the old shader graph