Python scripts can be ASCII text files. Open Notepad app on PC, copy/paste script lines. Save As file with any name, but make sure the extension of the file .py

you didnt import the alembic file though
how the prop got the animation? 
please if you could do a tutorial how we can do this 
i would be so grateful 

iClone does not yet fully support alembic import. So you may not bring the mesh along with simulation at this time. 
What it does support as I have shown, is importing alembic simulation alone (just animation) onto the prop which you need to import by any other means.

So you import the object as a prop first, and then from alembic file (which contains the mesh and simulation) you import simulation only and apply to imported object via Python script.

i did it but its not working
the animation doesnt import to the prop on iclone
Please please show us a more detailed tutorial ❤❤
this is so usefull and i cant get it to work

There are couple of reasons it is not working

1. Make sure your "ocean" prop is set as a soft cloth while you are running the script. After you run the script you may disable it.



2. Make sure the alembic file you are importing the animation from has exact the same prop as you have it in iClone

3. It is a good practice to have the mesh name of the prop in iClone and mesh name of the prop in the alembic file be the same and have the same letter case

i did everything exactly how you said step by step
its not working to me 😰😰

Upload your .abc file to some cloud storage and send me a link to it via PM.
I'll try to look at it tonight...

here it is
cant wait for your response
i really apreciate your help
thank you ❤ 
https://www.dropbox.com/s/rmwl9zsph27made/ocean.zip?dl=0

If you check the video from earlier, he has the slashes in the path "/" rather than"\".

oh my god
i cant believe it 
that was it !!! it worked  
i just copying pasting the path from the properties of the file and it was using \ instead of /
THANK YOU SO MUCH ❤😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤