Works great in Papagayo - Won't work in AS9
Posted: Wed Sep 04, 2013 5:33 pm
Hello All,
I developed a mouth animation using Papagayo, which worked wonderfully in the Papagayo application using the "test mouth" provided. When I exported the .dat file and placed it in my AS project, the mouth would only form the first and last vowel in the phrase ... during the bulk of the phrase, the mouth remained unanimated.
When I load in the .wav file and .dat file from the tutorial (Hasta La Vista, Baby), this worked fine. With this .dat file placed in the timeline, I noticed that the positions where the mouth was to be animated, there was a keyframe placed in EVERY frame. When I loaded the .dat file that I developed, the keyframes seemed to be placed in the proper locations, but they were scattered and intermittent. This is the only difference I could detect between the provided tutorial .dat file and the one that I developed.
This utility will be a big help to us if we can get it to work properly in AS9. Any help as to what we're doing wrong is much appreciated. Many thanks.
Regards,
Geoff
I developed a mouth animation using Papagayo, which worked wonderfully in the Papagayo application using the "test mouth" provided. When I exported the .dat file and placed it in my AS project, the mouth would only form the first and last vowel in the phrase ... during the bulk of the phrase, the mouth remained unanimated.
When I load in the .wav file and .dat file from the tutorial (Hasta La Vista, Baby), this worked fine. With this .dat file placed in the timeline, I noticed that the positions where the mouth was to be animated, there was a keyframe placed in EVERY frame. When I loaded the .dat file that I developed, the keyframes seemed to be placed in the proper locations, but they were scattered and intermittent. This is the only difference I could detect between the provided tutorial .dat file and the one that I developed.
This utility will be a big help to us if we can get it to work properly in AS9. Any help as to what we're doing wrong is much appreciated. Many thanks.
Regards,
Geoff