Blender export to JSON not exporting animations, bones, or skinning
See original GitHub issueDescription of the problem
Unable to export model with animation, no bones or skins are exported either.
JSON only contains:
"animations":[{
"tracks":[],
"fps":30,
"name":"default"
}]
Export settings:
Three.js version
- Dev
Blender version
2.78
Issue Analytics
- State:
- Created 6 years ago
- Comments:6
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I might have some time tomorrow to throw something together (docs are definitely easier to update than UI for someone completely unfamiliar with your code base like myself).
Do you mean “Vertex Groups”? It’s in the “Object Data” Tab, see