TheKeyMachine
  • Getting started
    • What's TheKeyMachine?
    • Where to download it
    • How to install it
      • macOS install
      • Studio install
    • How to update it
    • Reporting bugs
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    • License agreement
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    • Versions history
      • Beta 0.1.40 Build 305
      • Beta 0.1.30 Build 294
      • Beta 0.1.19 Build 270
      • Beta 0.1.18 Build 253
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      • Beta 0.1.16 Build 204
      • Beta 0.1.15 Build 181
      • Beta 0.1.14 Build 172
      • Beta 0.1.13 Build 168
      • Beta 0.1.12 Build 160
  • The Toolbar
    • Overview
    • NudgeBox
    • Sliders
    • Animation Tools
      • Animation Offset
      • Bake Animation
      • Copy Paste Animation
      • Copy worldspace
      • FollowCam
      • Isolate
      • Link Objects
      • Match / Align
      • Mirror
      • Reset to Default
      • ReBlock
      • Share Keys
      • Select hierarchy
      • Temp Pivots
      • Tracer
    • Selection Sets
    • Custom Menus
    • Orbit
  • The customGraph
    • Overview
    • Animation Tools
      • Static
      • Share
      • Match
      • Overlap
      • Flip
      • Snap
    • Curve Tools
    • Utilities
    • Selection Sets
    • Filter mode
    • Opacity
  • Known issues
    • Limitations and errors
  • Getting help
    • Support
  • About
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ReBlock

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Last updated 1 year ago

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Have you ever accidentally moved keys on a control when you are doing blocking? Upon selecting all the character's controls again, you discover that you have a bunch of keys out of place. This can be due to an oversight or having controls on a visibility layer that you forgot to activate.

reBlock is a tool that tries to solve this problem with a single click. The tool does a recount to see what your key positions are and relocates the keys or poses that are out of place back to them.

This tool requires improvements. It works well as long as the curves are displaced from their original position but their keyframes maintain the same order and spacing as the other curves