you should use the sample script to export an animation then look at the exported animation file in a hex editor.
then follow the script along with the hex as it reads to understand how animation is stored.
Then you should try to re write the importer on your own.
once you do this it should be much easier for you to look at the data in your format and make an import script.
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[HELP] Where to start on creating a model/animation viewer
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Re: [HELP] Where to start on creating a model/animation view
Even though there are scripts made for specfic animations, do they generally have the same structure when you code one?
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Re: [HELP] Where to start on creating a model/animation view
animations always follow a close format they just pack the data differently.
one developer could store the entire position each frame or another developer might only keep changes and need the original skeleton complete the animation.
but if you can follow this sample your sample should not be too hard.
one developer could store the entire position each frame or another developer might only keep changes and need the original skeleton complete the animation.
but if you can follow this sample your sample should not be too hard.
Re: [HELP] Where to start on creating a model/animation view
Like always, I appreciate all of everyone assistance thus far; im starting to understand how data is read through hexing. However, I cant code python...at all. Ive decided to take a class on basic python scripting, then within in a few weeks try to create a script using what you all have provided for me.