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Gmax, animation

tapi said:
Hello
I made an animation frame of 1024 (tutorial Wilki) the object only moves for 104 frame, stops, then continues What to do for the movement to have duration of 1024 frames?
Is a video of how I performed.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cKnnakT_dJs
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You need to adjust your time frame to 1023 BEFORE assign controller. But the way you do in the video, you can correct that. Just drag the key frame( blue box on time line) all the way to 1023th frame. The animation should be correct by that.
 
Ok, now it works. thanks
I have another problem, the vehicle of animation disappears and appears for some other areas.:confused:
 
Hi,

It might be that you need to increase the bounding box of your object. That can best be done by adding a fully transparent box that covers your entire animation path.
 
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