Hey, nebben,

What you can do is grab the roottransform of the model and animate it accordingly in the graph editor. So for the turn, just rotate the roottransform of the model when you need to.
As for stopping the model's movements, you can canel the movements in the motion editor by using the playhead preset slider.

Originally posted by SamSpielberg:

Hey, nebben,

What you can do is grab the roottransform of the model and animate it accordingly in the graph editor. So for the turn, just rotate the roottransform of the model when you need to.
As for stopping the model's movements, you can canel the movements in the motion editor by using the playhead preset slider.

Awesome, thank you! Worked like a charm. I'm very new to SFM in general, so I appreciate your help.

No prob. Good Luck!

How can i canel the movements with the motion editor?

What? How does the canel the movements work? It jus stops the entire animation in the whole scene

I have tried Moving the root transform to turn, but when i do, he goes in the direction, but his turn looks awfully stupid. he sidewalks and then Snaps into the right place, Is there a fix? Also, what is a preset scrubber

Originally posted by ok:

What? How does the canel the movements work? It jus stops the entire animation in the whole scene

You were supposed to highlight when you wanted it to stop so at the first frame that highlighted (not the start of the thing that will cancel the movement entirely) then you click playhead and then it stops when you want it to

Originally posted by Kermitine:

I have tried Moving the root transform to turn, but when i do, he goes in the direction, but his turn looks awfully stupid. he sidewalks and then Snaps into the right place, Is there a fix? Also, what is a preset scrubber

do it in the motion editor NOT the graph editor, _sfm should have listed how to do that stuff correctly instead of having people figure it out for themselves