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I looked in the forum for a few things about creating Lead Engine characters, but I did not find anything complete. So I would like to ask for help from someone who has done all the work of creating an animated character inside the Engine. I created the character, I have the animations, but now ??? I have already been able to add inside the engine, adjust the animations, but how do I make it ready for the user? With sounds, I have to create the sequences of actions "Flowgraph" and so on, thank you for the help. * Sorry for my English, it's the fault of the Google translator. ^^Insert other media

I looked in the previous post a solution to this , but not found . My problem is this , I created a simple model in Autodesk 3dsmax it contains a simple animation , saved as FBX animation , however this animation is not loaded in Leadwerks , what is happening ? The link to solution of the problem leads to import and animation of a model with a larger sequence of animation. My model is simple and Leadwerks model editor does not appear the animation created in 3dsmax . Excuse my English , use the Google translator, thank you! vento_animated.FBX

I made the model in 3dsmax 2015 with 30 frames of animation,but when I export and import within the engine leadwerks the model is stopped, within the leadwerks engine model edit the animation tab nothing appears . what am I doing wrong?? I am sending a screen export model . thank you! Moldels.zip

Hi there, I was wondering how I can do animated sprite sheets for explosions, fx effecs and waterfalls? Have searched around the forums and haven't found anything. Thanks in common. Dennis

I have an animated set of hands for a game I'm working on. The problem is that when I animated them, I animated them so that the main character is right-handed. For some reason, when I export the mesh is reversed in that it becomes a left handed mesh. Is there a way via Leadwerks to basically flip the mesh? Or would I need to modify a shader to allow this to happen? I tried to do negative scaling, but that sort of messes up the local coordinates for things like rotation.

I was wondering, is it possible to create an animated mesh with collisions for Leadwerks? Or do i need to make a post in suggestions? I want to create an automotive hydraulic lift and use the built in method of using a convex object in the mesh named collision to provide the collision properties. The Idea was to animate the collision alongside the mesh to provide physical environmental interaction. Failing this i would settle for a static collision with just the mesh (see the forklift_finale.mdl in the Left 4 Dead 2 hammer editor model browser. Turn on Collision Model, switch to the sequence tab, select lowerawning.) I am finding that at least in shade 3d, all objects that are skinned get a new surface and the collisions no longer work. Can someone good at blender try this out? Illustrated: 3d modeling and animation software Shade 3d, Ver 14 Standard. FBX2013 Version without animations but with collision Version with animations and collision: The Obj version of the unanimated model for those that want to try animating it. car_repair_lift_01.zip