When you import the FBX file you’ll see an Animation tab, and Set Range section. You can import multiple animations in a single FBX file like that, going through an import process for each animation of course.
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Is it possibe to split one big animation sequence to sub animation sequences?
For example the fbx file has Idle animation from frames 1 to 20 and Walk animation from frames 21 to 40.
Hi,
Just wanted to post another way for those (like me) without the FBX file.
- Duplicate the animation twice, renaming them appropriately.
- Open the first duplicate and set the red time-position slider to the frame you want to split at
- Right-click the slider and choose “Remove frame 0 to frame X” (where X is your split-point)
- Open the second duplicate and do the same thing (you don’t need the slider but it helps find the right spot)
- Right-click again but this time choose “Remove frame X to frame Y” (where Y is the last frame)
Hope that helps someone,
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Solved my problem perfectly! Thanks!
Still good in 2022!