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Welcome to this quick tip on how to snap at intervals using the manipulators and Myia, so if I hold

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on J that's the hockey.

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That's that's the big secret here.

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So we'll hold down J then I can get the manipulators to snap at a certain interval, move and rotate.

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But let's jump a little deeper and to see how we can control that more.

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If I hold down J you can see under the tool settings which you can open over here in the top.

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Right, the step snap options.

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So it says absolute and one for the move tool.

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If I move to the rotate tool says relative.

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And 15, if I reset that tool, it will go to absolute.

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So the default is probably absolute for you.

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And if you want it to move relative, you would have to change it here in the drop down menu.

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Now, what's the difference between that?

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So if we already have an object that has rotation value, we can see here of thirty eight point four

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one five, whatever, and if this is set to absolute, it will snap it to that interval of fifteen of

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that absolute value of fifteen.

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If we wanted it to start at thirty eight and add fifteen or take away fifteen for every rotation we

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do, we need to set the step snap to relative by holding down J and then choosing relative.

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It will also remember what the last thing you chose is.

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So every time I hit J now it will be relative.

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So just remember that's what's going to be happening.

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And so as we rotate that we can see it's now adding to the number we already had.

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That's what relative means.

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Now, the other little quick way to do this, if you don't want to go into the tau settings I've found

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and have used recently for making sure cameras are matching the world access.

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If I hold down E and I go to Gimble mode and then I hold on E again and go to discrete rotate, it will

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do a similar kind of a thing.

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Now it's going to it's going to be using whatever steps have options you have here.

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So just keep that in mind.

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Thanks for watching by.