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There is now an improved version of the animation retimer for blender 2.79. This version gives a smoother animation and it works for more than one armature (I have tested on two armatures). This version requires that a custom scene property called 'Frame Count' is set to the length of the animation (before retiming). If you imported an animation from The Movies using the latest tm_animation_import script, this property will be set for you. If you are using a custom animation you built from scratch, you can set this property manually in the scene properties editor.

The retiming is repeatable,i.e., you can run the script again to change the timing of the animation again, making it longer or shorter.

You can download the new retimer script here .

If you do not have the latest version of the Blender 279 TM scripts bundle, you can get that here:

This new utility script is a work in progress, so it is not included in the Blender 279 TM scripts bundle.

Description

There is now an improved version of the animation retimer for blender 2.79. This version gives a smoother animation and it works for more than one armature (I have tested on two armatures). This version requires that a custom scene property called 'Frame Count' is set to the length of the animation (before retiming). If you imported an animation from The Movies using the latest tm_animation_import script, this property will be set for you. If you are using a custom animation you built from scratch, you can set this property manually in the scene properties editor.

The retiming is repeatable,i.e., you can run the script again to change the timing of the animation again, making it longer or shorter.

You can download the new retimer script here .

If you do not have the latest version of the Blender 279 TM scripts bundle, you can get that here:

This new utility script is a work in progress, so it is not included in the Blender 279 TM scripts bundle.