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Re: Blender import problem
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Fri, 10 Mar 2006 02:58:59 GMT
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In lugnet.cad, Brian Durney wrote:
> I am using the Yann import scripts to import LDraw models into Blender. I would
> like to be able to animate LDraw models, especially minifigs, with Blender
> animation tools and scripts. I had to modify the color import script because of
> changes in ldconfig.ldr, but otherwise the import script seemed to work quite
> well.
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> Then I tried to animate the figure using Blender's IPOs. I made a key frame
> (for rotation), went to a new frame, rotated the figure's arm, and then made
> another key frame. However, when I move between frames instead of seeing the
> arm rotate the way it's supposed to, I see all of the parts in the minifig
> change. The rotation with the IPO does not look anything like the rotation that
> I do with the normal Blender UI, and it messes up the model.
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> I tried simple animations with non-LDraw models to make sure I was using the key
> frames correctly and was able to make animations that worked the way I expected
> them too. I used various combinations of IPOs on parent and child objects with
> no problem.
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> I suspect that the problem I am having with the imported models is due to the
> way the flatten and flattenParts functions work, but so far have not been able
> to verify that.
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> Can anyone give me help with this problem? I can post files and screen shots if
> they would be helpful. I have tried this with Blender 2.36 on OS X and Blender
> 2.37 on Windows Media Center with similar results.
> Thanks,
> Brian Durney
Thanks for the suggestions that were posted. I tried clearing the parents but
still see the same problem. For one import I commented out the line in the
import script that links an object to its parent, but I still got the same
results. I also tried control-period, but couldn't tell any difference when I
rotated an object. There could be some problem with the object centers, but I
couldn't figure out how to tell for sure or how to fix it.
I posted the LDraw file, s Blender file, and a screen shot at
http://zephyr.uvsc.edu/~brian/LBlend/index.html
I also posted my revised version of Yann's color import script there.
Please let me know if you have other suggestions.
Thanks,
Brian Durney
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| (...) type showed more clearly in the Oops view than the Outliner. You have the same ipo associated with every piece in your minifig. Look in the Outliner view. Each DAT has a squiggly arrow next to it, meaning it has an associated ipo. In the Ipo (...) (18 years ago, 10-Mar-06, to lugnet.cad)
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| I am using the Yann import scripts to import LDraw models into Blender. I would like to be able to animate LDraw models, especially minifigs, with Blender animation tools and scripts. I had to modify the color import script because of changes in (...) (18 years ago, 8-Mar-06, to lugnet.cad)
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