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P3D v4 About skeletal animation, how to import p4d and control them with buttons

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Hello everyone, I am a beginner. I have some questions. I used 3dsmax to create some aircraft parts and animations, how to import them into p4d, how do I use shortcut keys to control them in p4d?
Is there a tutorial?;)
Looking forward to your reply。:D
 
Hello Spark,

If you mean 'normal / regular' keyboard controls, thats easy. You need to assign the parts 'Animations' from the Animation Manager in your SDK Exporter. Be sure to put the right amount of key frames in the slots (0-100, 0-50, etc). Then assign it to the part. Then when you export, it should be working. Remember to animate the part as well.

The SDK is really nice and has everything written out, explaining how its all done. You might want to paruse through it and check out how the models are animated. I think it will really help you out.
 
lionheart said:
Hello Spark,

If you mean 'normal / regular' keyboard controls, thats easy. You need to assign the parts 'Animations' from the Animation Manager in your SDK Exporter. Be sure to put the right amount of key frames in the slots (0-100, 0-50, etc). Then assign it to the part. Then when you export, it should be working. Remember to animate the part as well.

The SDK is really nice and has everything written out, explaining how its all done. You might want to paruse through it and check out how the models are animated. I think it will really help you out.
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thank you，thank you for your help，it is very useful
 
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