Splitting animation clips on 3d model doesn't work.

[jonbonazza]

I wasn't able to find an existing issue that matches this one, so apologies if this exists already.

Anyway, I have a model exported from Blender using the Better Collada Exporter and exported with animations. The problem is that there is only one "animation action" defined in Blender broken up by keyframes. (i.e. 1-20 is Idle, Attack is 141-160, etc..). I'm trying to split this animation track at import by specifying various clips. The problem is that this doesn't seem to be working as intended. I will show my workflow using images below, along with the results.

If I import the model as-is without separating the aniamtion track into clips, I get the following animation:

As you can see, all animation clips are defined in one single armature animation.

Now, If I re-import using the following:

I get the following resulting animation:

Which obviously isn't correct. Furthermore, if you inspect each of the "values" in the animation, they are all the same:

I've tried playing with the frames in the import setting (i.e. setting the range from 0-19 instead of 1-20) but it doesn't seem to make a difference.

Is this a bug or am I doing something wrong?

[Juankz]

Gonna update some info here. Clips are not working for DAE, GLTF or FBX. I've been checking the source code of the GLTF importer and plan to work on this.

[djmaesen]

split clips on gltf file still doesnt work in 3.4stable

[Calinou]

split clips on gltf file still doesnt work in 3.4stable

Does your glTF file have a single animation named default, as described in #40274?

[djmaesen]

smganimated.zip
try the attached gltf file. naming the animation "default" before exporting shouldnt be necessary imo.
it should work regardless the name of the source file

[djmaesen]

split clips on gltf file still doesnt work in 3.4stable

Does your glTF file have a single animation named default, as described in #40274?

no it doesnt , and that is something i cant do. im doing a workaround from c4d to blender to export to gltf. as fbx doesnt work in godot. but the original animation file name shouldnt be a fixed value "default". thats not an easy workflow