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Importing Animations from Blender (edit)
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== Introduction == | == Introduction == | ||
[[Image:Breeze582000_Anim.jpg|thumb|right| Screenshot of altered spell casting animation.]] | [[Image:Breeze582000_Anim.jpg|thumb|right| Screenshot of altered spell casting animation.]] | ||
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Tedious, but it works. | Tedious, but it works. | ||
A better way to import an animation into blender is this: | |||
At the import screen, select skeleton.nif as target. If you see the import options screen, look below. You will see a "load .kf" button. Select as .kf your .kf animation. Import | |||
And you will have a skeleton + your animation as a action. Your animation is called Defaultaction. Faster and better then copy-paste all those data blocks. | |||
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