Then hide/show the various models when required - to make it look as though the animations are changing. I use ultimate_unwrap_3D_pro to combine the animations into one character.ģ- As a last resort, you can import multiple models in coppercube, each with a different single animation. You will need to 'rig' the model (this makes a skeleton of bones and joints) so that the different animations can all map correctly to the same character - otherwise the model will deform and/or not move correctly in Coppercube - especially the case when using animations from one model to apply to a different model.Ģ- Use mixamo to auto-rig and animate a character, then use a 3rd party software just to combine the resulting animations. (There is a list of software which is compatible with coppercube). How do I combine different animation documents into multiple actions of a characterï¼Ÿġ- The best method is to use a 3rd party software such as 'blender' or 'cinema4D' to rig the model, combine the animations and then export in any of the supprted formats. Ambiera Forum > CopperCube > Help with CopperCube

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