hello…i’m currently using Cyberdelia (Cyberdelia is free 3D animation software) to make my animations, but the only problem is it doesent save to .avi or .mov format. so what i want to do is to export them out of Cyberdelia and into blender, so that i can render the animation to .avi file. the export/save options i have in Cyberdelia are:
as you can see, there it NO save option for .avi or .mov in the list…so my question is: which one of the above formats should i use to export the animations, and import them into blender?
Hmm, I haven’t heard of this program, so I downloaded it and took a look.
Direct X or VRML would probably be the best formats, unfortunately I tried exporting and importing both of them into Blender and neither worked.
What kind of animations are you doing? How long have you been using this program?
Frankly, it’s a very simple program, and you’d be better just animating directly in Blender. I know it’s a big learning curve, but Blender is a much more powerful program. The Intro to Character Animation is a great tutorial (see link in my signature), and will walk you through modelling / rigging and animating a character. You can do
wnload a finished version of the character from the last page of that tutorial for a preview.
I’ve also seen some threads here on Direct X importing problems / solutions, but I’m not familiar with the current status of that, so it may be possible to import / export from Cyberdelia, it just didn’t work for me using the “standard” installed Blender import scripts.