The following topics describe additional changes to this release of the MotionBuilder software product.
The MotionBuilder preferences have been updated to include changes to the Application, Character, FCurves,OpenGL, Recording (previously referred to as Memory), and Story preferences. The Ruler preferences is a new preference.
The key interpolation type menu includes four additional options that enable you to define the default keyframe interpolation for your animation.
A number of keyboard shortcuts have been updated to reflect changes to the software. Some of these changes impact the interaction mode keyboard shortcuts.
This release includes the support of the HIK 2014 Solver, Library version 2013.2.0.
The changes to the Character properties include changes to the categories and terminology changes.
Software Plugin developers can use a custom Renderer as a plugin for MotionBuilder using the Custom Renderer API.
Two new HUD elements – the HUD Timeline (a non-interactive timeline) and the HUD Bloop Slate element enhance visual feedback when recording.
When you import a motion capture file, in the Import Options dialog, you can either choose to import or not import Degrees of Freedom.
When you drag an image that is part of an image sequence into a Story track, MotionBuilder loads the image sequence.
You can adjust the audio speed to provide frame accurate audio time stretch.
To find out about the latest updates to the MotionBuilder 2014 SDK, see the MotionBuilder 2014 SDK Help on the web at: http://www.autodesk.com/motionbuilder-sdkdoc-2014-enu.
The MotionBuilder libraries are upgraded to Python version 2.7.3—the same Python version as the version used in the latest Autodesk Maya software product.
This release of the MotionBuilder software product supports Autodesk FBX SDK version 2014.
This release of the MotionBuilder software product supports Qt version 4.8.4.
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