[SFM] Source Filmmaker Tip of the Day #16- The Default and Zero Presets

[@dkdakty]

I just want to let you know that even though I use S2Fm to make Dota2 animations, after 11 years your videos are still very useful and for that I thank you very much for making them, I love you very much and you are my friend.

[@theshapercreator]

I lost it at the "your little dog too!" bit, keep up the vids good sir!

[@Robin1Food]

Fantastic work! I've learnt more with these tips than with the Valve tutorials.

[@davidneau8830]

Thanks for these tip ! Simple and clear explanation about these procedural preset. Your tips are very helpful to me. So Thanks again.

[@Wazgrel]

Another very helpful tip! Before I had to do everything manually, or using other awkward techniques. Now posing models in it's default state (and even making them hold weapons correctly) will be perfect! :) Thank you!!!

[@Zivalene]

lol Wicked Pyro of the West!! That cracked me up! That's the most entertaining thing I've heard all day besides watching my cat chase a laser pointer! Your tutorials are awesome, keep it up!!

[@snagoons]

Hi Jimer lins, Thanks again for a great tutorial, I watch these daily and they're always helpful. If I may suggest a topic for a later tutorial; The stagger, hold and release presets. Reading up on them they seem very useful and powerful, however I can't get them to do anything! Would love some input for you on the subject.

[@StuffedSFM]

Damn.... How 3 Years Fly By ;-;

[@sweetlitlbumblb]

but what if the zero preset just doesn't work? like it won't do anything if i use it sometimes

[@pewterstatue]

Keep up the awesome.

[@UltraDude937]

Yes. Yes it was a good one.

[@Stabbles]

Just a little suggestion.. when i'm looking through your videos i have no idea what they are. Can you not put Source Filmmaker Tip of the Day #16 AFTER the subject of the video? It would just save us having to mouse over every one