Ghosting

Ghosting in MotionMuse can be enabled by toggling the Ghosting button in the Ghosting toolbar. Ghosting toolbar appears in the Timeline as shown below along with respective functions:

Ghosts appears in the 3D viewport once Ghosting has been enabled. The interval for which ghosts appear can be controlled by the small (Ghosting / Motion Editing) slider in the Timeline. The interval specified by this slider affects which frames will be ghosted or / and shall be affected by Motion Editing.

Ghosting colors can be set using the “Ghost Palette” in the GUI settings Panel. A total of 4 colors can be set which indicate the start to previous, and next to last frames. The colors are interpolated between various ghosts in the 3D viewport as shown below.