GMU:Tutorials/Performance Platform/Tracking Platform Rigging - Revision history

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	== [[Media:Jj_tut_dancegif.gif\| ~~== '''~~Have fun!~~''' ==~~ ]] ==		== [[Media:Jj_tut_dancegif.gif\|(☞ﾟヮﾟ)☞ Have fun!]] ==

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	== [[Media:Jj_tut_dancegif.gif\|'''Have fun!''']] ==		== [[Media:Jj_tut_dancegif.gif\| == '''Have fun!''' == ]] ==

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	[[Media:Jj_tut_dancegif.gif\|'''Have fun!''']]		== [[Media:Jj_tut_dancegif.gif\|'''Have fun!''']] ==

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			[[Media:Jj_tut_dancegif.gif\|'''Have fun!''']]
	'''Have fun!'''

	~~[[Media:Jj_tut_dancegif.gif~~]]

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	A new window opens and asks you to select a .fbx file. Use the file browser to select your .fbx file.		A new window opens and asks you to select a .fbx file. Use the file browser to select your .fbx file.

	Make sure that you selected the Armatures button in the lower left corner.		Make sure that you selected the '''Armatures button''' in the lower left corner.

	[[Image:JJ_tut_blendfbx2.jpg\|100px]]		[[Image:JJ_tut_blendfbx2.jpg\|100px]]

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	== Blender ~~Export~~ ==		== Blender Import ==

	All your recorded data is stored in the folder you just created.		All your recorded data is stored in the folder you just created.

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	Now you can start tracking data with the captury!		Now you can start tracking data with the captury!

	~~JJ_tut_blendfbx.jpg~~

	== Blender Export ==		== Blender Export ==

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	Have fun!

			'''Have fun!'''

	[[Media:Jj_tut_dancegif.gif]]		[[Media:Jj_tut_dancegif.gif]]

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			Have fun!

			[[Media:Jj_tut_dancegif.gif]]

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	To import the .fbx file, go to file>import>FBX(.fbx).		To import the .fbx file, go to file>import>FBX(.fbx).

			[[Image:JJ_tut_blendfbx.jpg\|100px]]

	A new window opens and asks you to select a .fbx file. Use the file browser to select your .fbx file.		A new window opens and asks you to select a .fbx file. Use the file browser to select your .fbx file.

	Make sure that you selected the Armatures button in the lower left corner.		Make sure that you selected the Armatures button in the lower left corner.

			[[Image:JJ_tut_blendfbx2.jpg\|100px]]

	When you hit the 'Import FBX' Button it will import your animation. It can take some time so be patient.		When you hit the 'Import FBX' Button it will import your animation. It can take some time so be patient.
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	Now you have a armature/skeleton and 3D object (the same as in the .obj file) ready to use in blender.		Now you have a armature/skeleton and 3D object (the same as in the .obj file) ready to use in blender.

	You can rig the ~~importet~~ skeleton to any 3D ~~object~~ you like.		You can rig the imported skeleton to any 3D model you like.

	If you have a bad framerate when you play your animation, try deselecting your imported file.		If you have a bad framerate when you play your animation, try deselecting your imported file.

	~~[[Image:JJ_tut_blendfbx.jpg\|100px]]~~
	~~[[Image:JJ_tut_blendfbx2.jpg\|100px]]~~
	[[Image:JJ_tut_blendfbx3.jpg\|100px]]		[[Image:JJ_tut_blendfbx3.jpg\|100px]]



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	To import the .obj file, go to file>import>FBX(.fbx).		To import the .obj file, go to file>import>FBX(.fbx).

			[[Image:JJ_tut_blendobj.jpg\|100px]]

	A new window opens and asks you to select a .obj file. Use the file browser to select your .obj file.		A new window opens and asks you to select a .obj file. Use the file browser to select your .obj file.

	~~[[Image:JJ_tut_blendobj.jpg\|100px]]~~
	[[Image:JJ_tut_blendobj2.jpg\|100px]]		[[Image:JJ_tut_blendobj2.jpg\|100px]]
	[[Image:JJ_tut_blendobj3.jpg\|~~100px~~]]
			If your blender editor is looking like this: [[Image:JJ_tut_blendobj3.jpg\|50px]] press the "S" key on your keyboard to rescale the object with your mouse.

			Press the left mousebutton to confirm.

			You can now start using your imported 3D object in blender!

	[[Image:JJ_tut_blendobj4.jpg\|100px]]		[[Image:JJ_tut_blendobj4.jpg\|100px]]