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3ds max - applying a new model to an old animation
Alright, I've been struggling to figure something out and my google searches have been less than helpful, so I figured I could ask you guys for help. So here's my problem, I did some animations for a character awhile back. Now, I've made several variations of the character and have 3 new models, but I want them to use the… -
Re: 3ds max - applying a new model to an old animation
yes that's why I asked. Biped and CAT both are designed so you can easily transfer animation between models. For using motion capture and so on. -
Re: 3ds max - applying a new model to an old animation
Hmmm, you could probably use something like the skin wrap modifier (taking the animation from the original mesh. There's probably a more efficent way of doing it though. -
Re: 3ds max - applying a new model to an old animation
have you tried the "merge animation..." or "load animation..." menus? have you tried copying and pasting tracks? are you using biped? or CAT? -
Re: 3ds max - applying a new model to an old animation
You can also use motion mixer to layer, blend and transition between animations, very helpful, especially given that you can filter various body parts out of the different tracks. -
Re: 3ds max - applying a new model to an old animation
Ah, yeah, I should have clarified. I'm using the biped. I figured it out, too.. it's really simple. Basically I can just save an animation for the biped and load it in another file. It's all in the controls for the biped, piece of cake.
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