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Hi, I have several hundred fbx motions that motionbuilder 2009 needs to have saved from motionbuilder 7.5 so 2009 can read them. So, in 7.5 I have to save each one of these motions slowly one by one. Is there anyway to load and quickly save a large amount of motions in 7.5 at once? Thanks ..
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you can use the batch mode or just when you do import , select more than one file to import. then export them all back out with one take per file and you should be good.
Brad Clark
Co-Founder: Rigging Dojo-Teaching the art and science of character rigging
Author: Inspired 3D Advanced Rigging
The Character Animator Toolkit for Motionbuilder :available now:
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Wow Brad, thanks so much! You saved me hours of time. In 7.5 I just select a large amount of anim clips and drag them in to the scene. MB then asks if I wish to save each. It then saves each one back on itself. Now they load right up in 2009. Thanks again :)
Brad Clark 13 December 2008 07:20 PM
you can use the batch mode or just when you do import , select more than one file to import. then export them all back out with one take per file and you should be good.
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growthweb 14 December 2008 07:04 AM
Wow Brad, thanks so much! You saved me hours of time. In 7.5 I just select a large amount of anim clips and drag them in to the scene. MB then asks if I wish to save each. It then saves each one back on itself. Now they load right up in 2009. Thanks again :)
Brad Clark 13 December 2008 07:20 PM
you can use the batch mode or just when you do import , select more than one file to import. then export them all back out with one take per file and you should be good.
great, glad it worked for you. I hope that they update the FBX converter to do this because I have tons of old files that need to be updated forward… ug.
Brad Clark
Co-Founder: Rigging Dojo-Teaching the art and science of character rigging
Author: Inspired 3D Advanced Rigging
The Character Animator Toolkit for Motionbuilder :available now:
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