Hi guys.
re lipsyncing. davdud101.
If you're doing it manually, ie;, writing down the words with the frame numbers next to them, there are some time saving tips. 1 of them is copying the morph. If, for example, your character is to say "my mouth feels rather funny"... lets say if the 'm' for 'my' falls on frame 12, and the 'm' for 'mouth' falls on frame 20. Its faster to keep a note of where the first 'm' is, (frame 12), then when you get to frame 20, (m, mouth), go back to f12 and copy the morphs needed for 'm' and paste into frame 20.
So, if m is on frame 12, then on frame 10 there would normally be a '0' corner key '2 frames before' the m, and probably another 0 key on about frame 14 or 15. So you need to copy those 3 keys.
Takes a little practice, but if your character has a lot to say, then after a little while, you may have taken note of several morphed phenomes positions on the timetrack. (it just gets easier and faster). So, as a short example, although "my mouth feels rather funny" has five different words to lipsync, in actual fact you only need to manually key the 'm' and the 'f' once. ('m' my, and 'f' feels). then they can be copied for 'm' mouth and 'f' funny. (and any other time in that scene that requires an m or an f.
Hope that makes sense.
Good luck. Happy to help out whenever. chow for now.