Animated Objects - Revision history

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Gmeader: Created page with "Create a new object Visual-> Entity Set the resource locator using the resourcelocator field in the Property Editor (browse to find the animated .dae file on your disk. Anim..."

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Created page with "Create a new object Visual-> Entity Set the resource locator using the resourcelocator field in the Property Editor (browse to find the animated .dae file on your disk. Anim..."

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Create a new object Visual-> Entity

Set the resource locator using the resourcelocator field in the Property Editor (browse to find the animated .dae file on your disk.

Animations created on the Mixamo website and downloaded as a Collada (.dae) file work

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 # Upload your model to Mixamo and rig it there.
 # Download the rigged model in Tpose as an FBX model
-# In Mixamo choose an animation for your model, and download the animation (without skin) as FBX
+# In Mixamo, choose an animation for your model, and download the animation (without skin) as FBX
 # Do this for other Mixamo animations. so that you end up with a Tpose FBX model file and several animation FBX files.
 # Go to https://nilooy.github.io/character-animation-combiner/
-# Do '''Upload File with Character''' ulpading teh tpose FBX file
+# Do '''Upload File with Character''' uploading the Tpose FBX file
 # Upload Animations
 # Click the EXPORT GLB button to download your file

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−	Animated objects (Entity) are like Mesh objects with additional properties that enable animations that are embedded in a model to be played and controlled.	+	Animated objects (Entity) are like Mesh objects with additional properties that enable animations that are embedded in a model to be played and controlled. To create an animated model see: [[Creating_Animated_Models_in Cinema4D]]

	Use an '''Entity''' object to add an animated mesh object to a zone. You will assign a Resource Locator that is the name/path to a gltf or .glb file that contains a model with embedded animation to the Entity object.		Use an '''Entity''' object to add an animated mesh object to a zone. You will assign a Resource Locator that is the name/path to a gltf or .glb file that contains a model with embedded animation to the Entity object.

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-Animated objects are like Mesh objects with additional properties.
+Animated objects (Entity) are like Mesh objects with additional properties that enable animations that are embedded in a model to be played and controlled.
-Use an '''Entity''' object to add an animated mesh object to a zone. You will assign a gltf or .glb file that contains animation to the Entity object.
+Use an '''Entity''' object to add an animated mesh object to a zone. You will assign a Resource Locator that is the name/path to a gltf or .glb file that contains a model with embedded animation to the Entity object.
 Animations created on the Mixamo website and downloaded as a FBX (.fbx) file also work.
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 ==Multiple Animations==
-An Entity can have an model assigned to it that contains more than one animation. Wiring can control which animation is playing, as well as stop and play.
+An Entity can have a model assigned to it that contains more than one animation. Wiring can control which animation is playing, as well as stop and play.
 To create such a model, use the Mixamo.com website to rig and get animations.

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	When wiring to this Entity, you will see all the animations listed in the '''Input''' menu under '''Animations'''		When wiring to this Entity, you will see all the animations listed in the '''Input''' menu under '''Animations'''
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		+	Next: '''[[Adding_a_Light]]'''

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 Animated objects are like Mesh objects with additional properties.
-Use an '''Entity''' object to add an animated mesh object to a zone. You will assign a Collada (.dae) file that contains animation to the Entity object.
+Use an '''Entity''' object to add an animated mesh object to a zone. You will assign a gltf or .glb file that contains animation to the Entity object.
-Animations created on the Mixamo website and downloaded as a Collada (.dae) file work.
+Animations created on the Mixamo website and downloaded as a FBX (.fbx) file also work.
 . Create a new object Visual-> Entity
-. Set the Resource Locator using the resourcelocator field in the Property Editor (click the Browse button to find the animated .dae file on your disk.)
+. Set the Resource Locator using the resourcelocator field in the Property Editor (click the Browse button to find the animated .gltf or .glb or .fbx file on your disk.)