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Using anima3 with iC7

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Could anyone recommend a good tutorial or two, please? 
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Oh -- well, that's an easy answer (I guess -- it depends on what you've already tried).

So you import the FBX into XChange, right?  And you checkmark the "with animation" that comes up initially in the dialog box (and I'd use, say, 15 samples or so -- you don't need any more, as Rampa has discovered).

Once you do this do you see the animation listed in the "Perform" menu (on the right)?  And do you then export the whole thing to iClone WITH that animation?

If so, then once in iClone all you have to do is right-click on the object, and choose Perform and then the animation will be listed there.



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