Maya for 3D Printing - Rapid Prototyping
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removing all keyframes
Simple question here.
I want to take a character model that I've previously animated,
(keyframed movement for arms, legs, shoulders, neck, feet, eyes, etc)
and with one move, remove all keyframes associated with that model so I can animate it fresh. Is there an easy way to do that rather than select each joint and body part, then delete all the keyframes manually?
thanks in advance,
Robb
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1) Select all your animated objects. Double-click the time line (it'll turn red). Right-click on the timeline. Choose Delete.
2) Select all your animated objects. Open Window > Animation Editors > Dope Sheet. Click on Dopesheet Summary to select all the keys. Press the Delete key on your keyboard.
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