Maybe there are other differences too that would optimize the. If this template does not exist in the file the AnimTicksPerSecond (Frames controlling) option does not work, at least not in the Wintermute Engine x file related to AnimTicksPerSecond that in fact enables this option in the Wintermute Engine. This especially means adding a template textblock at the beginning of the. Would be nice if you could give those animation sets names right there so you don't have to manually edit it in the file. A workaround would be to pop up a dialogue before exporting or implement a new dialogue in the export options menu. If I oversaw that there is in fact this option please correct me. It would be useful even if you did not use the DirectX exporter. It gets pretty exhausting.Īn elegant variant would be to add the feature in Blender to have multiple animation sets. This is ok if you only have let's say two animation sets but imagine you have 5 or more of those and multiple models where you have to do this. Afterwards I have to edit the file manually and cut out the animationset part and paste it in the main file where all animations (+ mesh + bones etc.) are gathered. At the moment I have to export the model over and over again for every animation set. thumbs up Now it would be nice if you could add two features:Īn option to split animations in blender into multiple animation sets in the. Downloaded the new blender with the new version and it works nicely now. This script is under constant development/improvement, so please let me know of any bugs, suggestions, questions, or comments you might Thanks Chris. Very clean, properly indented exported filesĪnyhoo, that should cover everything. Supports export to Y-Up systems as well as Z-Up systems Supports export to both left-handed and right-handed coordinate systems Objects with an arbitrary number of parents and children
This script is under constant development/improvement, so please let me know of any bugs, suggestions, questions, or comments you might have.
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Use the Full Animation option for the most accurate representation of your animation.Īnyhoo, that should cover everything.
It is often necessary to use the Bake Action operator before exporting complex rigs. Afterward, the exporter should be accessible from the File > Export menu.Īll of the options should be either self-explanatory, or sufficiently explained in the tooltips. To use the script, drop it into the 2.58/scripts/addons/ folder and then enable it from the User Preferences window. The script has been updated and tested successfully on Blender 2.58 r37702. Very clean, properly indented exported files.Supports export to Y-Up systems as well as Z-Up systems.Supports export to both left-handed and right-handed coordinate systems.Objects with an arbitrary number of parents and children.Here is a list of features that are exported: This script is an addon that allows a user to export the current scene to the DirectX model format (.x). Please check the wiki page for the most recent information. Project: Blender Extensions Tracker: Py Scripts Release Blender: 2.66 Python: 3.2 Dependencies: math, os Script name: DirectX Exporter (.x) Wiki page: Author(s): Chris Foster Category: Import Export SVN Download: Status: Open
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