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Updated: July 5 2010 Using Python with Poser: Making a giantess walk Walking is such a complicated motion that it is difficult to achieve a realistic looking walk. Fortunately, poser includes a tool that automates the process of making a figure walk. However, this only works at normal figure size and the resulting walk always has a period of 31 frames. To make a walking giantess, you need to be able to scale up the figure and slow down the movement to make her look big. The hardest part is making the giantess move. If you scale up the giantess and then create a path, the resulting twisty legged duck walk looks horrible. If you create the walk and then scale up the figure, it still doesn't come out right. Try it, you'll see what I mean. Here is a procedure I have worked out to create a reasonable looking walk using a python script. First, set your character to normal size and create a stationary walking animation. Make it as long as you want. When you are satisfied, scale up the figure and adjust the height so it that the feet are at the correct height on the ground. Then run this script,, to make the giantess move forward in a straight line in the direction she is facing at the start.
Click right on the following link to download the script:
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