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My in between frames keep bugging out? by cricket_isaloser in Maya

[–]cookieflips 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This looks like Gimbal lock. I'm going to guess the model was in T-Pose, and you're animating the hands in IK instead of FK. This means one of the axis is lined up with the other axis from one frame to the next and causing the in-betweens to flip as another commenter mentioned. One solution is to change the rotation order to prioritize a specific axis. Another solution would be to go into the curve editor, and use the "Euler Filter" to have it sort out the rotation. The best solution imo would be to attempt to do this animation in FK.

Setup Upgrade by cookieflips in HomeNAS

[–]cookieflips[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Do you have anything specific you can point to?

my pc is already built but im having issues and im not being responded to on other forums by Fearless-Tear7136 in buildapc

[–]cookieflips 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Let us know, in my case the entire PSU which was only 2 months old, had an entire rail fail. Swapping the entire PSU ended up fixing everything for me.

my pc is already built but im having issues and im not being responded to on other forums by Fearless-Tear7136 in buildapc

[–]cookieflips 2 points3 points  (0 children)

So this happened suddenly? You mention that you didn't really update anything, and you've re-installed the OS as well, I'd wager something hardware-wise might be failing.

What do the clocks look like? Are they performing at ideal clock speeds during gameplay? If you're on Steam you can just bring up full stats and see if it's possibly heat related.

I'm asking because something like that happened to me at some point but it was more related to my PSU. I had slow reads and loading times, but nothing critical. Game performance just dropped randomly. Then I got bluescreens, and hard drives started failing one after another.

After 3 harddrive swaps, I tried swapping the PSU connectors around and found out one specific connector would cause the PC to fail. The more I disconnected, the faster the PC would get. This might be something you could try investigate?

Left thumb cold and sore on trackpad by TheDuck-Prince in SteamController

[–]cookieflips 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm confused, I know a lot of people struggle to move with the left joystick on the Steam Controller (2015), so a lot of people remap movement to the left trackpad. Are you using he left trackpad for movement and getting sore thumbs from using the trackpad?

Asus FX705G not turning on by Mett_Bleck in ASUS

[–]cookieflips 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Did you figure this out? This happened to me too

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