7 Make sure Auto Key is still on.8 On the Copy/Paste rollout, paste options group, click the Paste
Vertical button.9 Click Paste Posture.
Dr. X stands up again. When you paste a posture with Auto Key turned
on, a key is created at the current frame with the new posture. Here, a
new key was created for the COM's Body Vertical track at frame 30.Copy and paste the squatting posture:1 Go to frame 15.2 On the Copy/Paste rollout, click the Copy Posture button. Rename
the posture Squatting.3 Go to frame 45, and click Paste Posture.Paste the remaining postures:Now that you've stored the two postures, you can easily paste them to other
frames.1 Go to frame 60. Choose the Standing posture from the Copied Postures
list, and click Paste Posture.2 Go to frame 75. Choose the Squatting posture from the Copied Postures
list, and click Paste Posture.3 On frame 90, paste the Standing posture.4 On frame 105, paste the Squatting posture.5 On frame 120, paste the Standing posture.
You have now created all the knee-bend motions for this animation. If
you like, you can play the animation to see the motion.6 Turn off Auto Key.7 Save the scene as MyDrX02.max.688 | Chapter 5 Character-Animation Tutorials