HELP! Rotating MoCap data on biped?

[whoelseisbored]

Hellooo,

Well we recorded some new mocap data the other day and now need to rotate it. So I naturally presume, add a new layer, rotate. No. Every time I do it, it does some sort of strange jump. How can I stop this?

Link to a screen capture I made of it to better explain the problem (WMP plays the file... VLC doesn't)....
http://rapidshare.com/files/170365873/rotatingMocapBiped.avi.html

ANY help would be appreciated. :)

Cheers guys

[sprunghunt]

You can use biped offset mode for this. It's the small icon that looks like a circle with a arrow pointing right. Shown here as the far right button on the second row from the top:

http://www.3d-station.com/data/articles/fichiers/review/characterStudio4/images/biped.gif

this'll bring up a little dialog box that lets you rotate the biped and all animation on it - it only works on the bottom layer

[Vyas]

if the suggestion above doesn't work, and you have more animations layers
You could try

Creating a Null
Place it underneath the biped's root
Parent the Bip01 or the biped's root to the Null.

Rotate null to the preferred orientation.