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== Get a mesh == | == Get a mesh == | ||
Here we use a prepared model that is stored in another blend-file. | Here we use a prepared model that is stored in another blend-file. | ||
You can import everything from another blend-file into your current by the append-menu. | You can import everything from another blend-file into your current by the append-menu. | ||
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==Setting up your mesh== | ==Setting up your mesh== | ||
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[[Image:5-Exporting_your_animation.jpg|text]] | [[Image:5-Exporting_your_animation.jpg|text]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:47, 19 June 2016
This tutorial shows how to use Blender to animate a model.
Get a mesh[edit]
Here we use a prepared model that is stored in another blend-file. You can import everything from another blend-file into your current by the append-menu.
Setting up your mesh[edit]
Rigging[edit]
Suggestion for vertexgroups[edit]
Exporting[edit]
