A constrained Ik rig built in Blender.Aimed at A2/A3. Intended for use with Alwarren's Arma toolbox. Static and hand anims can be exported direct to PBO. Dynamic animations like walk/run cycles can be also be exported directly with some extra work. I'm not an expert on the internal workings of Blender.Nor would I consider myself a grade A rigger/animator.So bear that in mind if you find mistakes or bugs. DOWNLOAD --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- at sendspace.com at Filedropper.com at Armaholic.com VIDEO --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- A brief video where the rig is used to generate a couple of rtms.I use Alwarren's Arma toolbox. This video describes my own method for 'zeroing' out an animation before exporting.

Grab some awesome FREE bvh motion files for Blender. Euler de Assis. ----- Original Message ----- From: Mr Bones To: Blender-***@public.gmane.org Sent: Saturday, October 02, 2010 1:03 PM Subject: [Blender] Free BVH Motion Files for Blender. If the target 3D tool is Blender, there is now a Blender setting template in the Advanced Settings of the export window. Rename Duplicated Nodes: If more bone nodes in your model contain identical names, the exported BVH files will be blocked from loading by Blender.

This helps to avoid the distance doubling and also looping back on itself. Which happens as a result of the step value being added to the animation on the relevant axis. Naming convention: As Pufu pointed out, you may need to switch the bone name for the weapon to lower case for A3. 'weapon' as opposed to 'Weapon'. This is easily done from the bone tab in the properties window, with the armature selected. Either in edit mode or pose mode. It can also be done from the outliner window.

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This is not mandatory at all! Only if you wish to control your own content you are welcome to join, otherwise we will continue to follow your work like we have always done;) When you have any questions already feel free to PM or email me! Edited January 8, 2014 by Foxhound updated to latest version. Also, how did you get the bvh bones to export properly. I've been animating weapons, this requires me to add in more armatures to animate parts on the weapon for accuracy. I have to manually delete these in blender so that the.bvh file will export properly. If I don't export them, the weapon bone will not be oriented properly (as you know) but if I just deselect the other bones (bolt, charging handle, etc) the weapon bone is still oriented wrong.

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But it seems you've got this working properly, so what did you do? There's some inherent limitations in the BVH format. Any bone that will be weighted to a mesh(Or proxy) must be kept connected to the rest of the rig.If a bone is disconnected,it will operate locally from it's parent.But only in the blender environment. When you export it will show up with an offset,equal to the length of the disconnected bone. If you go into the Armature tab,and turn on both the first and last bone layers, you'll see the proxy bones connected via disposable Ik chains.I simply moved them to another layer to avoid clutter.