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Re: Reversing Animation in Cinema 4D
by kismef on Oct 5, 2007 at 10:20:52 am

Hi Adam,

Tried to do what you suggest, but doesn;t seem to work. Selected the animated object go to timeline with the drop down menu and choose Mirror X, nothing happens.

I have searched on other site, there is one that suggest using the F-Curve manager, but where is the F-Curve manager in Cinema4D.

Am I not doing anything correctly, Is there a way to render the animation in reverse order instead?


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