Model Viewer Animation Question #4522
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Hello, I have a question. As you can see in the picture, there are 2 separate characters and actually both models have separate animations, but only 1 of them works, is there a way to run both of them?
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if you want both animations to play/loop simultaneously then yes! Entirely possible. You just want to make sure when exporting from blender you uncheck the "group by NLA track" in the animation dropdown under the GLB export settings. If you want independent control over the animations (one plays when x happens, other plays when y happens) then you want to actually IGNORE what I said above, and then use the modelviewer API + some javascript to achieve said functionality. Example: Based on the pose it looks like you're using Mixamo library. Here's an example of a single model that has multiple animations that can be triggered via hovering over the dots on the bottom of the page |
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Thank you very much, I tried what you said and it was solved. |
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Awesome! Glad I could help. I'm slowly assembling code snippets and video walkthrough tutorials going over these more nuanced/"advanced" bits of modelviewer/integrating pieces outside of modelviewer like Blender, Gestaltor, Mixamo, etc etc. If you have any other questions i'm more than happy to help. |
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Is it possible to apply the logic I wrote below? |
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Well, I have another question, can someone who knows answer it? Is it possible to do the FPS camera thing, that is, walk around the model and examine it? |
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Thank you very much for doing this, actually this is the logic I want, so let me say this, the logic I want is simply to walk like a human, maybe there will be more with this code, I don't know JS, I wish I knew and could do it |
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I think if you don't know JS, but want this functionality, you should check out spline.design The performance leaves a lot to be desired, and personally I do not use it, but it has starter templates that include wasd keys. |
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I will look here, I can show you exactly what I want to do, I think you can see the project I made in this link. Actually, I want to walk instead of looking around with the mouse, so I was looking for help. |
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I understand your request, its beyond the scope of just offering advice, good luck friend. |
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@emincanyuksel you may want to check out something like: https://gkjohnson.github.io/three-mesh-bvh/example/bundle/characterMovement.html |
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if you want both animations to play/loop simultaneously then yes! Entirely possible. You just want to make sure when exporting from blender you uncheck the "group by NLA track" in the animation dropdown under the GLB export settings.
If you want independent control over the animations (one plays when x happens, other plays when y happens) then you want to actually IGNORE what I said above, and then use the modelviewer API + some javascript to achieve said functionality.
Example: Based on the pose it looks like you're using Mixamo library. Here's an example of a single model that has multiple animations that can be triggered via hovering over the dots on the bottom of the page