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Newcomers DBPro Corner / 3d animation

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fffreedo
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Posted: 17th Jul 2006 22:25
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I am trying to animate 3d objects.....in dbpro

am using 3d canvas, have tied all this bone skelital X stuff...
which works in the canvas editor

but it doesnt seem to work properly in any other programs......

So have studied the models in Db/Db pro...and found...

these do not use the skeletal/bone method....what A suprise..

when I load these models into canvas I find that they are..

not complete models.....but a load of seperate parts placed near each other....

each part has been draw about three times and placed on the same spot to look like one part.............

So whats all this about......how does it work..

And can some one let us newbies in on the animation secret....
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Zotoaster
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Posted: 17th Jul 2006 23:27
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Well, I don't know much about DB's 3D animation, but what I do know is that DBPro does use boned animations. DBC on the other hand doesn't.

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fffreedo
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Posted: 17th Jul 2006 23:55
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Well look at there models..

in a 3d editor and you will see that they dont use bones...

thats what I said above....
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Sixty Squares
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Posted: 20th Jul 2006 03:53
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lol I find that first post funny, the way you told it. Anyway I have no idea how to use animations I make in 3d canvas (I WISH I did...) So yeah can somebody
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