Tranforming Multiple Keyframes at Once?

[BardBord]

Is there a way to apply a translation to multiple keyframes at once in Retera, Magos, or Mdlvis? For example, I have a certain sequence in which the model is floating a bit, and would like to translate it downward only in that sequence.

Do I have to do this one keyframe at a time, or is there some more efficient way?

 

[Hermit]

Models never have transformations in every frame of a sequence. You only need to change the first and last keyframe of the sequence; just make sure they're identical by using Mdlvis to copy the first keyframe and paste it at the end.

 

[BardBord]

Sorry, I think my terminology might have been a bit off. When I translate the model downward at the first and last keyframes only, the animation jumps up to where it was previously in all the other keyframes in between.

There must be a way to move the model down for the entire animation.

 

[tillinghast]

in mdlvis delete the translation keyframes between the first and last animation frame but make sure "highlight kf" is selected otherwise you'll delete everything

 

[BardBord]

Do you mean on the 'Movement' tab of the Sequence Editor? I don't see the 'highlight KF' option there; I only see it on the 'Anims' tab, where it just shows color/alpha keyframes.

I'm using version 1.41 of Mdlvis, in case that's important.

 

[tillinghast]

select the animation in the anims tab
go into movement tab
select the object and press m, select "highlight kf" on the right where the controller is
on the animation track select everything except for the first and last frame (shift+left click+drag the cursor) and delete it

 

[BardBord]

Woah, where has that 'M' menu been all this time? Thanks!

Edit: I just realized M is just move. LOL