Do I create animations in Godot or in Blender after I have rigged a game character in Blender?

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:bust_in_silhouette: Asked By Joe0239
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If I rigged a game character using Blender, after that do i have to create the animations in Blender and then export it to Godot or do I first export the character to Godot then I can create the animations in Godot?

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:bust_in_silhouette: Reply From: Brinux

You’ll create the animations in Blender. Which is good, because it’s a lot easier to make sure things match up right there in Blender where your assets are being created.

The animations (including bones/armatures) will export to Godot 3 and the animations will show up in the Godot AnimationPlayer which is automatically created in the node stack when you do your import. Works pretty clean.

Just make sure when you do the Better Collada Export from Blender that you (at least) select both Armature and Mesh, and check the boxes for “Export Animation”, and “All Actions”