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1. Re: Multiple animation file import with "@"

   

   Reply by Farfarer · May 2012 · Home› Unity

   You still have to import them. What it means is the animations are automatically added to the original object on import. So importing character.fbx character@idle.fbx character@walk.fbx You end up with a character game object with the animations idle and walk already listed in its Animation component. edit: Also, if you…

2. Re: Multiple animation file import with "@"

   

   Reply by PeterK · May 2012 · Home› Unity

   Heya Magnus, You sure the animation FBXs are exported correctly? I am exporting from max 2009 , selecting the object "export selected"; I have tried it both by exporting all animations with a mesh in the file, and also without a mesh in the file (while importing maintaining the mesh in another static pose file with the…

3. Re: Multiple animation file import with "@"

   

   Reply by thatanimator · Jun 2012 · Home› Unity

   I first started out using the split animation function in Unity, having idle go from 0-60, walk from 61-75 or whatever. but that just felt like stuff didn't want to loop correctly the character@animation works fine.. but I don't really see a use for it since now days I just import the animation files separately (.fbx) and…

4. Multiple animation file import with "@"

   

   Topic by PeterK · May 2012 · Home› Unity

   So, I have my files: character.fbx character@idle.fbx character@walk.fbx I Import character.fbx, but the "character@" animations simply won't load. Anyone know what the issue could be here?

5. Re: Multiple animation file import with "@"

   

   Reply by MikeF · Jun 2012 · Home› Unity

   is there any advantage to doing it this way? any time i've imported animations i've just split it from one file within unity. I can see the point if you want to keep your sequences in separate files for easier editing and whatnot, but the filesize increase for each .fbx seems to outweigh that benefit

6. Re: Multiple animation file import with "@"

   

   Reply by blikstad · May 2012 · Home› Unity

   Based on the information you've provided, it "should work". But with that said, without more to go on, it's impossible to say what's going wrong. You sure the animation FBXs are exported correctly? What exactly is your definition of "won't load"? Load where exactly? They won't import at all? They won't show up in the base…

7. Re: Multiple animation file import with "@"

   

   Reply by scrogbot · May 2012 · Home› Unity

   my experience with the animClips not loading correctly is when the skeleton's are different. i put all of my animations with a mesh (character@clipName.fbx) into a folder inside of Assets. Then I drag each clip onto the one character i use.

8. Re: Multiple animation file import with "@"

   

   Reply by blikstad · May 2012 · Home› Unity

   Yep, what Talon said. Just import all the files and it should work fine. And as a side note; there's really no need to use the "import new assets" menu. It's basically just a glorified file copier. Simply drop your FBX files into your assets folder and they'll get automatically imported.

9. Re: Multiple animation file import with "@"

   

   Reply by PeterK · May 2012 · Home› Unity

   Thanks guys, I appreciate it.