Setting morphs to not be inbetween

info_b492a00165

I would like a morph to either be at 0 or 1.  How do I do this?

semperequstri

Forgive me if I understand wrong. But you can type in your own numerical values on the sliders. Double click on the value and then type in what you want. When done hit enter.  I do this for all my fine adjustment work.

Drogo Nazhur

When creating characters,I always set the morph to 50%. Then I adjust either up or down depending on the pose and angle of the scene.

Richard Haseltine

You can click teh gear icon>Parameter Settings, then set the Nudge value to 1 - that way the +/- buttons on the sldier will move by a whole unit. You could also put the Parameters pane in Edit mode, via right-click, then right-click to create a new proeprty and make its type Boolean - if you link that to the property it will be an on/off control

Richard Haseltine

semperequstri said:

Forgive me if I understand wrong. But you can type in your own numerical values on the sliders. Double click on the value and then type in what you want. When done hit enter.  I do this for all my fine adjustment work.

Just single-click the value

Masterstroke

info_b492a00165 said:

I would like a morph to either be at 0 or 1.  How do I do this?

This is, what I use to do:
Create a new parameter setting it to boole. this has to happen during the setting procedure. I don't know, how to change it later.
This way your parameter has the On/off button instead of the dials.
Use your slider as a sub component to your new on/off  parameter with the ERC freeze command.
Now you can save this new parameter as a Morph Target.
You can now hide the sub component, if you like.
 

info_b492a00165

Thank you!