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In this video, I will run through the process of importing a BVH motion capture animation file into blender and transferring the animation to a TM character (from "The Movies," a computer game by Lionhead (RIP)). The transfer script used in this video is the same one for the previous video (Using Motion Capture File In Blender: 3 ) where you can also find a download link for the script.

Once you have imported a MOCAP animation and applied it to a TM character, you do not have to repeat the process for another character. What you can do is append the new character to the current blend, then link the armature for the new character to woody's armature. Any updates to woody's animation would be replicated in the new character, however, to avoid this, simply make the action for the new character a single user copy as show in the video.

Description

In this video, I will run through the process of importing a BVH motion capture animation file into blender and transferring the animation to a TM character (from "The Movies," a computer game by Lionhead (RIP)). The transfer script used in this video is the same one for the previous video (Using Motion Capture File In Blender: 3 ) where you can also find a download link for the script.

Once you have imported a MOCAP animation and applied it to a TM character, you do not have to repeat the process for another character. What you can do is append the new character to the current blend, then link the armature for the new character to woody's armature. Any updates to woody's animation would be replicated in the new character, however, to avoid this, simply make the action for the new character a single user copy as show in the video.