3rd Party Models/Media Chat / Animations - Decent Blender Tuts?

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OldFlak
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Posted: 19th Apr 2016 15:53
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Hey all.

I have a model for which I would like to animate the cockpit canopy. I have been able to get a simple animation working in blender using the timeline, but the animations don't get included when exporting to .x - or at least I can't see them in the .x file in notepad.

So it would seam I am missing something here - typical lol

Can anyone point me to some decent tuts on simple animation, and exporting to .x ?

Thanks for any tips.

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Posted: 19th Apr 2016 16:29 Edited at: 19th Apr 2016 16:40
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Did you tell Blender to export the animations and frames?



Unfamilia did a basic animation tutorial for Blender, in it he explains all the options and what is needed...


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Posted: 19th Apr 2016 23:58
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Belidos, thanks for the reply. For some reason I thought those two options were in the Add-Ons dialog and hence couldn't find them!

Thanks for the info

I missed that tut from Unfamilia, so will definitely go watch that, his method of teaching is easily among the best out there.

Thanks again.

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