Most likely you have selected the entire model from the model's name tag and moved your model with the entire of it in the graph editor. That means that you are basically moving EVERY bone and control point of it at the same time to soe direction. Because the bones have different "default" orientations with each other, moving every one of them will move also all the bones with a differing local orientation that makes the location transforming incorrect and the effect similar to what your image displayed will happen.

For now. If you want to move your entire model, just go into the motion editor and select your entire model and move it. In motion editor, moving an entire model doesn't distort it like in the graph editor. Because motion editor gives it a "fixed" parallel movement axises for all the bones at once. Also when you are going to edit some bones particularly, you may want to rig your model. It will make stuff a lot easier :)

Originally posted by ClintonM0 | C::

The workshop allows uploads of intellectual properties owned by other companies. If the company is disgruntled with a certain workshop entry, they are allowed to take it down. Because the SFM workshop is for sharing purposes only, most companies won't even bother.

So basically, instead of getting me in trouble first, the companies would contact steam and take the item down?

Hello!

I have started to get really active with modelling recently. I find it a lot of fun. However one thing popped up in my head when I was browsing all the workshop content. So are you allowed to upload other video game objects and/or characters that have been copyrighted for the original use even if you have reconstructed them for sfm instead of ripping from the originl game. I was just wondering, because the sfm workshop seems to be flooding of copyrighted content. Either remade or possibly ripped. Not to mention about the Gmod workshop. So. Can I just go and upload a copyright cross-over character or do I have to get a permission or something like that? I don't want to get in any kind of trouble or anything like that... And if it is "not allowed", how all the people who bring other games' content to source games' workshops yield copyright infringements??

It should be possible by editing the dimesnsions in the export settings window before rendering. (Where you select output format, SSAO and DOF settings). The dimension values are in the boxes that tell the dimensions of your poster. I would double check it but my sfm is not working now so I can't check it.

Hello!

Yesterday I was updating SFM. It went just as it should have gone. However when it finally reached 100% my antivirus software popped up and alerted about a malware called "Gen.Variant.Kazy. 49404" with some other viruses of the same type. After this it naturally started removing the virus. But this led to canceling the entire update making me unable to launch SFM. And yes here are some of the files that the virus was reported to be in with the directories:

"Steam /steamapps /downloading/1840/game/bin/phonemeextractors/phonemeextractor_ims.dll"
"Steam /steamapps /downloading/1840/game/bin/serverplugin_empty.dll"
"Steam /steamapps /downloading/1840/game/bin/stdshader_dbg.dll"
"Steam /steamapps /downloading/1840/game/bin/soundemittersystem.dll"

The same effect applied on verifying the game cache and files. The virus also seems to come with the download of the update (not sure but I guess). I tried to trace it with cmd too. Unfortunately some things with that are too unfamiliar for me since i'm not a pro with cmd.exe.

Originally posted by ClintonM0 | C::

It probably stuffed up your Steam files. Reinstall.

Actually the viruses were ONLY in SFM app files. Not in the actual steam client files. It seems when I'm downloading the update for SFM, the viruses come with the updated files.

I've had a bunch of Gen.Variant.Kazys today in my steam .DLLs just jumping out of nowhere. It has never been like this before. Something strange going on steam probably?

Just asking in advance. Not sure if I'm going to join any though.

Yes. At least I think it should be normal. The SSAO renders correctly for preview only when your playhead is still. (This applies in clip editor only). In fact I also wondered about this issue earlier but when I stopped the playhead everything looked just like it should be. Meaning that it will be rendered with the correct settings. I am not sure but that's what I have experienced.