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3DS/MAX Key Frame Animation In OpenGL

Asked by Speckle_Noise in 3D Game Programming

Tags: 3ds, opengl, max, animation

Hello Experts,

I want to do the following:
- Import .MAX/.3DS file along with all its animation details
- To play certain frames on some keyboard/mouse event. For eg. if I press 'J' the 3D model should play jump animation which can be from frame 25-50!
- I am using OpenGL

I don't know if it is done in similar way while creating event based game animations?

Please Guide me!

Best Regards,

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3DS/MAX Key Frame Animation In OpenGL

Asked by Speckle_Noise in 3D Game Programming

Tags: 3ds, opengl, max, animation

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