Golaem 6.2.4

- Release Notes
- Introduction
- Installation Guide
  - Overview
  - License Setup
  - Single Computer Installation
    - Windows
    - Linux
  - Advanced Installation
  - Installing the Character Pack
  - Render Farm Deployment
    - Overview
    - Configuring Render Farm Manager
    - Checking Render Farm Deployment
    - Troubleshooting
  - Environment Variables Reference
    - Environment Variables List
    - Setting Env. vars without Render Farm Manager
      - Through the Operating System
      - With maya.env File
- Setup At First Launch
- Video Tutorials
- Tutorials
  - Quick Start
  - Samples & Character Pack
    - Character Pack Overview
    - Using the Samples Scenes
    - Fine-tuning Character Pack Props & Shaders
    - Customizing Character Pack Shaders
    - Customizing Character Pack Props
  - Populating a Stadium
    - Basic Workflow
    - Stadium Placement
    - Stadium Behaviors
    - Adding Flags
    - Adding a Mosaic Tifo
  - Populating City
    - Populating City Streets
    - Simulating Traffic
  - Creating Battles
    - Creating synchronized close combat actions
    - Archer Scene Tutorial
    - Keep a formation while navigating
      - Using an AdaptPosition Behavior
      - Using a SetFormation Behavior
  - Creating your logo with crowds
  - Making a horde of crawling insects
  - Golaemizator Tool
  - Assets Conversion
    - Character Creation Best Practices
    - Converting Characters
    - Converting Motions
    - Importing 3rd Party Assets
  - Placement
    - Using Maya particles to place your Entities
  - Behavior Design
    - Basic Behavior Setup (Static Characters)
    - Basic Behavior Setup (Moving Characters)
    - Using the Trigger Editor
    - Sharing Behaviors between multiple Entitiy Types
    - Running Behaviors One After Another
    - Running Behaviors Simultaneously
    - Mapping Objects to Triggers and Behaviors
    - Start/Stop Behaviors with Triggers
    - Dual Behaviors Handling
    - Per-Particle Attributes Handling
    - Golaem Attributes Handling
    - Golaem Attributes or Per Particle Attributes
  - Animation
    - Choosing between Motion / Locomotion / SyncMotion Behaviors
    - Playing walking motions straight ahead with random start
    - Playing motions in sequence
    - Playing several motions at the same time
    - Playing a Motion Based on Speed / Orientation
      - With the Locomotion Behavior
      - Using the entityVelocity channel
    - Adding variety in your characters animation
    - Editing motions procedurally at simulation time
      - Adding procedural variation to an animation
      - Editing Motion Clips
  - Navigation
    - Different ways of setting up navigation
    - Driving Entities with Vector Fields
    - Driving Entities with nParticles
    - Using the CharacterController for avoidance
    - Driving Entities with Maya Fields
  - Physics
    - Basic Workflow
    - Creating an Explosion Effect
    - Physics Environment Best Practices
    - Physics with animated colliders
    - Pinning Physicalized Character
    - Ragdoll recovering to animation
    - Walking on Dead Entities
      - With AdaptGround Behavior
      - With CharacterController Behavior
    - Simulating a bowl of falling pasta
  - Perception
    - Using Sensors
  - Channel Operators
    - Channel Operator Stopping Army
    - Channel Operator Goto
    - Channel Operator Navigation
  - FX
    - Different ways of simulating clothes
    - How to Interact with FX
    - Cloth Simulation using Nvidia Apex
    - Cloth Simulation with nCloth
    - Cloth Simulation with BlendShapes
    - Cloth Simulation with Geometry Behavior
    - Exporting Golaem data to Houdini
  - Flocking
    - Basic Workflow
    - Reaching a Target, Fleeing
  - Simulation
    - Warping Time
    - Emitters and Kill Behavior
  - Cache Layout
    - Using the Cache Layout Tool
  - Shading
    - Adding Color Variation
    - Adding Texture Diversity
  - Rendering
    - Creating a Lighting / Rendering Scene
    - Large Crowd Simulations Best Practices
    - Splitting Large Crowd Simulations
    - Dealing With LOD Characters
    - Rendering From Maya
    - Rendering From 3ds Max
      - Rendering with V-Ray
    - Rendering from Guerilla
    - Rendering from Katana
      - Rendering With Katana
    - Rendering From Command Line
    - Cloud Rendering
- FAQs
- Reference Guide
  - Main Concepts
  - Workflow
  - Character Prerequisites
  - Motion Prerequisites
  - Assets Conversion
    - Character Maker Main Concepts
    - Character Maker Overview
    - Character Maker Controls
    - Character Mode
      - Character Mode
      - Skeleton Tab
        Skeleton Tab Overview
        Main Workspace (Skeleton)
      - Geometry Tab
        Geometry Tab Overview
        Main Workspace (Geometry)
        Asset Properties
        Asset Outliner
    - Motion Mode
      - Motion Mode
      - Main Workspace (Motion)
    - Motion Mapping Mode
    - Main Workspace
    - Character Maker Locator
  - Terrain / Environments
  - Entity Type Definition
  - Paint
  - Placement
    - Population Tool Context
    - Population Tool Locator
  - Simulation
  - Behaviors
    - Behaviors Main Concepts
    - Behavior Editor Overview
    - Behavior Editor Controls
    - Behaviors
    - Behavior Triggers
    - Behavior Operators
    - Behavior Tools
    - Behavior Locators
    - Sticky Notes
  - Channel Operators
  - Triggers
  - Visual Feedbacks
    - Simulation Troubleshooting
    - Crowd Visual Feedback Tool
  - Pipeline Tools
  - Simulation Export / Bake
    - Simulation Exporter / Baker
    - Simulation Export
      - Simulation Cache
      - Assets Association
    - Simulation Bake
  - Simulation Layout
  - Rendering
  - Crowd Settings
- Technical Documentation
- User Group
- Support Request

Motion Clip Preview

The Motion Clip Preview is a dockable tool dedicated to the preview of any Motion Clip currently in the scene.

LAUNCH

In the Motion Clip Attribute Editor, click on the Preview button to open the Motion Clip Preview

In the Behavior Editor Nodes Outliner, select a Motion Clip in the Motion Clips tab and click on the or Ctrl + Double-click directly on the desired Motion Clip.

MEL command: glmCrowdMotionClipPreview;

Motion Clip Preview Overview

The Motion Clip Preview is divided in two. The top part contains the Animation player, composed with a dynamic view and a time line, the second part contains the animation properties and blendshapes properties (if blend shapes in the animation).

Motion Clip Preview Overview