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1. Re: Problems importing FBX from MAX to UDK

   

   Reply by McGreed · Jan 2013 · Home› Unreal Engine

   I was actually working on a workaround with maxscript, but haven't finished it yet, and most likely there is things not getting exported as it should, since I don't do much animation, however so far the tests was working okay. The idea was to a gui where you could add all the framesets, with frames start/end and a name…

2. Problems importing FBX from MAX to UDK

   

   Topic by McGreed · Aug 2012 · Home› Unreal Engine

   So I'm trying to figure out how to get animations in UDK, and I have been semi-succesful. I managed to import a skeleton mesh with one animation, and get it to play the animation in the mesh preview. However I ran into a problem when I tried to export animation sets. No matter what I do, the exported animation is always…

3. Re: Problems importing FBX from MAX to UDK

   

   Reply by r4ptur3 · Jan 2013 · Home› Unreal Engine

   yeah same result in Maya for me -- I make separate files for each animation just to be safe. I reference a main file that contains the character (in a base pose) and rig. It also helps with organization since you don't have to remember where each animation starts and ends. Still ... an annoying bug for sure.

4. Re: Problems importing FBX from MAX to UDK

   

   Reply by blankslatejoe · Jan 2013 · Home› Unreal Engine

   Ah, I hit this in maya too. I've never had the 'baked range' thing work out...never had the patience to figure it out, so I just save each anim to its own file and trim it down. Having anims all separated out like that is a pretty common workflow as it is. You can also trim within UDK by srolling to the timeline and…