Merge exported animation and Unity animation.

[zzz]

Is there any way? I prefer animate things in my modelling porgram, but exported (imported to unity)animation appears as "read-only" in Unity and material animation is only possible by separate animation clip. I can make transform animation directly in Unity and it will be same clip but Unity is less comfortable. Is there easy way to import transform animation and make it possible to edit it in Unity and add Unity stuff to it to keep it to be a single clip? Maybe some trick in exporter or some checkbox in Unity?

Edited October 6, 2013 by zzz

[Jahulath]

Hi, I found that it is a bit funky but I managed to mix up Unity made Emissives with "baked" movements in a single model BUT it didn't work as intended because for some reason the light object would not animate (probably becasue I was trying to do it with AnimateGeneric NOT AnimateLight or whatever the proper command would be).

I did manage to get an extending aerial along with a white emissive glow, it just crapped up when I started messing with the light. I used the "Animations" window in Unity and just selected parts and added them to the main animation as I went (all with no tutorial, if I can do it you definitely can!).

[DSSP]

i have created a simple unity script a while back which is able to read-out animation keyframe/path/type basicly all you need to create an animationclip.

it would be very easy to rewrite it for your purpose (combining clips).

if you would like i could post you the script.

[Space ghöst]

What I do is either select Store in Root or Store in Original Roots when selecting your rigging. Now place your object in the scene. After that select the parent part that will control a group of objects. Then select the animation file from the parent object, it will highlight in yellow the animation file you are using. Select that file in the project window and hit ctrl-d to duplicate it (rename if you wish). From there you can now edit the copied animation file, as you'll have read/write access.

PITA, but it works.