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Where are the options during import to offset animation? Everything else works but i want to offset every obj seq I bring into my scene... Can you help?
Hi Paolo. You have an attribute on each imported sequence called 'Offset Initial Frame', you can change it to offset the sequence. Have a look at the tool demo video to see it in action as well. Just note that you cannot offset a sequence before importing it. Hope it helps.
matthelm88
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