Parameter palette

Only the parameters for which the key of the currently selected object is set are narrowed down and displayed.
See the “Narrow Down Parameters” section of this page for details.

Options for Paste Form Special

Open the Options for the Paste Form Special dialog box.

Palette Menu

Reset to default values:
Reset currently selected values of parameters back to the previously set default values. For example, it is used to return a face or body that was facing diagonally to a frontal orientation.

Lock Default Forms:
Lock the default keyform so that it cannot be edited. For example, this can prevent mistakes such as accidentally changing the keyform of the source image.

Synchronize parameter values across tabs:
Synchronizes common parameter values of the displayed model.

Parameter settings:
You can check the list of parameters, change names and IDs, default values, etc., and set repeats.
About Parameters

Parameter group settings:
You can check the list of parameter groups and change their names and IDs.
About Parameters

Automatic Generation of Four Corner Forms:
The form of the four corners is automatically generated when parameters such as [Angle X] and [Angle Y], [Eyeball X] and [Eyeball Y] are combined.
Automatic Generation of Four Corner Forms

Motion Inversion:
The center of the deformer is used as the axis to create an up/down or left/right inverted motion.
Motion inversion

Auto generation of facial motion:
　• Generate a face deformer
　　Opens the dialog box for automatic generation of the face deformer.
　• Generate facial motion
　　Opens the Auto generation of facial motion dialog box.
Auto generation of facial motion

Auto generation of sway motion:
Open the Auto generation of sway motion dialog box.
Auto generation of sway motion

Application of 3D rotation expression:
Opens the dialog box for applying a 3D rotation expression.
Application of 3D Rotation Expression

Multiple Keys Editing:
You can edit the keyforms of the draw order and opacity of objects tied to multiple parameters all at once.
Multiple Keys Editing Function

Bulk Reflect:
Key values for multiple parameters can be selected and inverted all at once.
Parameter Adjustment

Arrange Parameter Configuration for Selected Object:
Aligns the parameter configuration of the selected object.
Parameter Adjustment

Settings for Eye Blinking and Lip-sync:
You can select parameters to be tied to eye blinking and lip-sync, which are functions of the Animation View.
Eye Blinking Setting
Creating scenes with background music and audio

Extended Interpolation:
The orbit between keyforms can be interpolated with a curve. You can select either [Ellipse Interpolation] or [SNS Interpolation].
About Extended Interpolation

Limit Settings for Blend Shape Weights:
Open the Limit Settings for Blend Shape Weights dialog box.
Limit Settings for Blend Shape Weights

Motion-sync Settings:
Open the Motion-sync Settings dialog box.
Motion-sync

Validation of mapped parameters:
Opens the Validation of mapped parameters dialog box.

Delete empty parameters:
Deletes all parameters contained in the model being edited for which no object has a key.

Delete empty parameter groups:
Deletes all parameter groups in the model being edited that do not contain a single parameter.

Click to link and display with the parameters immediately below.
Since the current value on the slider can be moved up, down, left, or right, it can be used for parameters that move in the X and Y directions for intuitive operation.

Display parameter names.
Right-click on the name to display the following menu.

Edit Parameter:
[Edit Parameter] dialog box opens.

Name:
The name of the parameter. Can be set to any desired setting.

ID:
The ID of the parameter. Although you can set any IDs you want, we recommend using the IDs in the “Standard Parameter List” if there are no rules in the specifications.

Minimum, Default, Maximum:
Minimum, default, and maximum values for parameters can be set.
Although the range of parameter values can be set as desired, we recommend using the values in the “Standard Parameter List” if there are no specific rules in the specifications.

Repeat:
Check this box if you want to set a repeat (loop setting) for the parameter.
See “Repeat” for more information.

Blend Shape:
Check this box if the parameter is for a Blend Shape.
See “Blend Shape” for details.

ID rule display:
The [About IDs] dialog box opens.

Create Parameter:
[Create New Parameter] dialog box opens.

Replicate parameters:
Duplicate parameter settings only.
Objects and keyforms are not duplicated.

Create folder:
Create a new parameter group.
Group names are created automatically, but can be changed by double-clicking on the name.

Delete:
Click on a parameter or parameter group with it selected to delete the parameter.
If a group is deleted with parameters in it, the parameters inside the group will be deleted.

You can adjust the display area by moving the [:], which is on the right of the parameter name, to the right or left.

Create a new parameter.
[Create New Parameter] dialog box opens.

Name:
The name of the parameter. Can be set to any desired setting.

ID:
The ID of the parameter. Although you can set any IDs you want, we recommend using the IDs in the “Standard Parameter List” if there are no rules in the specifications.

Minimum, Default, Maximum:
Minimum, default, and maximum values for parameters can be set.
Although the range of parameter values can be set as desired, we recommend using the values in the “Standard Parameter List” if there are no specific rules in the specifications.

Blend Shape:
Check the checkbox to create Blend Shape parameters.
See “Blend Shape” for details.

ID rule display:
The [About IDs] dialog box opens.