Arma Reforger:Animation Export Profiles - Revision history

Lou Montana: Text replacement - "\{\{GameCategory\|armaR\|Modding\|(Guidelines|Tutorials)\|([^=↵]*)\}\}" to "{{GameCategory|armaR|Modding|$2|$1}}"

2025-02-26T12:31:59Z

Text replacement - "\{\{GameCategory\|armaR\|Modding\|(Guidelines|Tutorials)\|([^=↵]*)\}\}" to "{{GameCategory|armaR|Modding|$2|$1}}"

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	After checking this option and then pressing '''Reimport Resource,''' model will be reimported as usual + Workbench will also prepare a new export profile containing '''all bones located in the model in proper order & hierarchy'''. This new animation profile (.''apr'') file is by default created in '''/anims/export_profiles/''' folder of currently used addon and exact path can be also found by looking at the '''Console Log''' window - over there there should be a log entry mentioning status of the export and location of generated file.		After checking this option and then pressing '''Reimport Resource,''' model will be reimported as usual + Workbench will also prepare a new export profile containing '''all bones located in the model in proper order & hierarchy'''. This new animation profile (.''apr'') file is by default created in '''/anims/export_profiles/''' folder of currently used addon and exact path can be also found by looking at the '''Console Log''' window - over there there should be a log entry mentioning status of the export and location of generated file.

	This option is quite useful when importing new models with complex skeleton like new custom characters (which don't use existing skeleton) or vehicles. Using this file, it is also possible to prepare derivatives for various other types of animations which might be useful in '''Animation Editor'''. {{Feature\|important\|Once default animation profile is created, it is worth to uncheck '''Generate Default Profile''' option to avoid constant generation of this profile whenever mesh is changed.}}{{Feature\|warning\|If you are planning to use this export profile in Blender, don't forget to change '''defaultFn''' in .apr file!}}{{GameCategory\|armaR\|Modding~~\|Guidelines~~\|Official Tools}}		This option is quite useful when importing new models with complex skeleton like new custom characters (which don't use existing skeleton) or vehicles. Using this file, it is also possible to prepare derivatives for various other types of animations which might be useful in '''Animation Editor'''. {{Feature\|important\|Once default animation profile is created, it is worth to uncheck '''Generate Default Profile''' option to avoid constant generation of this profile whenever mesh is changed.}}{{Feature\|warning\|If you are planning to use this export profile in Blender, don't forget to change '''defaultFn''' in .apr file!}}{{GameCategory\|armaR\|Modding\|Official Tools\|Guidelines}}

Lou Montana: Fix this abomination o_o

2023-11-09T14:11:27Z

Fix this abomination o_o

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Reyhard: /* Export Type */

2023-07-28T08:37:31Z

Export Type

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Reyhard at 08:52, 20 February 2023

2023-02-20T08:52:13Z

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	* {{hl\|#defaultFn}} defines the bones' default function to be used		* {{hl\|#defaultFn}} defines the bones' default function to be used
	* {{hl\|$tracks}} lists bones, bone's parent, export type and eventually a function reference.		* {{hl\|$tracks}} lists bones, bone's parent, export type and eventually a function reference.
	{{Feature\|~~important~~\|'''defaultFn''' should remain '''empty''' if you are '''exporting animations using Blender!''' Otherwise additive animations will be exported incorrectly.}}		{{Feature\|warning\|'''defaultFn''' should remain '''empty''' if you are '''exporting animations using Blender!''' Otherwise additive animations will be exported incorrectly.}}
	=== Export Type ===		=== Export Type ===

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	After checking this option and then pressing '''Reimport Resource,''' model will be reimported as usual + Workbench will also prepare a new export profile containing '''all bones located in the model in proper order & hierarchy'''. This new animation profile (.''apr'') file is by default created in '''/anims/export_profiles/''' folder of currently used addon and exact path can be also found by looking at the '''Console Log''' window - over there there should be a log entry mentioning status of the export and location of generated file.		After checking this option and then pressing '''Reimport Resource,''' model will be reimported as usual + Workbench will also prepare a new export profile containing '''all bones located in the model in proper order & hierarchy'''. This new animation profile (.''apr'') file is by default created in '''/anims/export_profiles/''' folder of currently used addon and exact path can be also found by looking at the '''Console Log''' window - over there there should be a log entry mentioning status of the export and location of generated file.

	This option is quite useful when importing new models with complex skeleton like new custom characters (which don't use existing skeleton) or vehicles. Using this file, it is also possible to prepare derivatives for various other types of animations which might be useful in '''Animation Editor'''. {{Feature\|important\|Once default animation profile is created, it is worth to uncheck '''Generate Default Profile''' option to avoid constant generation of this profile whenever mesh is changed.}}{{GameCategory\|armaR\|Modding\|Guidelines\|Official Tools}}		This option is quite useful when importing new models with complex skeleton like new custom characters (which don't use existing skeleton) or vehicles. Using this file, it is also possible to prepare derivatives for various other types of animations which might be useful in '''Animation Editor'''. {{Feature\|important\|Once default animation profile is created, it is worth to uncheck '''Generate Default Profile''' option to avoid constant generation of this profile whenever mesh is changed.}}{{Feature\|warning\|If you are planning to use this export profile in Blender, don't forget to change '''defaultFn''' in .apr file!}}{{GameCategory\|armaR\|Modding\|Guidelines\|Official Tools}}

Reyhard: Removed motion builder defaultFn from example and added warning about it

2023-02-20T08:49:44Z

Removed motion builder defaultFn from example and added warning about it

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	{{TOC\|side}}Export profiles define set of bones that are exported from ~~MotionBuilder~~ or 3ds Max. Their default location is {{hl\|~~\A4Data~~\anims\export_profiles}}.		{{TOC\|side}}Export profiles define set of bones that are exported from Blender, Motion Builder or 3ds Max. Their default location is {{hl\|\anims\export_profiles}}.

	{{Feature\|informative\|{{armaR}} default data does not contain any export profiles; some are provided along '''Enfusion Blender Tools''' ({{hl\|EnfusionBlenderTools-Data.zip}}) - see {{Link\|Arma Reforger:Enfusion Blender Tools#Installation}}.}}		{{Feature\|informative\|{{armaR}} default data does not contain any export profiles; some are provided along '''Enfusion Blender Tools''' ({{hl\|EnfusionBlenderTools-Data.zip}}) - see {{Link\|Arma Reforger:Enfusion Blender Tools#Installation}}.}}
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	$animExportProfile {		$animExportProfile {
	#trackCount 152		#trackCount 152
	#defaultFn "~~defaultFnMB~~"		#defaultFn ""
	$tracks {		$tracks {
	"Scene_Root" "" "TRG" $genFn { "generateSceneRootMB" }		"Scene_Root" "" "TRG" $genFn { "generateSceneRootMB" }
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	* {{hl\|#defaultFn}} defines the bones' default function to be used		* {{hl\|#defaultFn}} defines the bones' default function to be used
	* {{hl\|$tracks}} lists bones, bone's parent, export type and eventually a function reference.		* {{hl\|$tracks}} lists bones, bone's parent, export type and eventually a function reference.
			{{Feature\|important\|'''defaultFn''' should remain '''empty''' if you are '''exporting animations using Blender!''' Otherwise additive animations will be exported incorrectly.}}
	=== Export Type ===		=== Export Type ===

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	: '''TRA''' means '''T'''ranslation and '''R'''otation, '''A'''bsolute		: '''TRA''' means '''T'''ranslation and '''R'''otation, '''A'''bsolute
	: '''RD''' means '''R'''otation, '''D'''ifferential		: '''RD''' means '''R'''otation, '''D'''ifferential

Reyhard: added toc

2022-11-30T13:17:57Z

added toc

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			{{TOC\|side}}Export profiles define set of bones that are exported from MotionBuilder or 3ds Max. Their default location is {{hl\|\A4Data\anims\export_profiles}}.
	Export profiles define set of bones that are exported from MotionBuilder or 3ds Max. Their default location is {{hl\|\A4Data\anims\export_profiles}}.

	{{Feature\|informative\|{{armaR}} default data does not contain any export profiles; some are provided along '''Enfusion Blender Tools''' ({{hl\|EnfusionBlenderTools-Data.zip}}) - see {{Link\|Arma Reforger:Enfusion Blender Tools#Installation}}.}}		{{Feature\|informative\|{{armaR}} default data does not contain any export profiles; some are provided along '''Enfusion Blender Tools''' ({{hl\|EnfusionBlenderTools-Data.zip}}) - see {{Link\|Arma Reforger:Enfusion Blender Tools#Installation}}.}}

Lou Montana: Fix tables overlap

2022-10-28T10:38:01Z

Fix tables overlap

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Reyhard: added info about generating default animation profile

2022-10-27T07:36:19Z

added info about generating default animation profile

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	But an animation for a reload would most likely not export the legs (Pelvis is the first bone, with no parent) the Spine bones would be exported with '''TRD''' ('''T'''ranslation & '''R'''otation '''D'''ifferential) so that some movement from the animation playing underneath it comes through, but with the arms and fingers exported with '''TRA''' ('''T'''ranslation & '''R'''otation '''A'''bsolute) so that they are precise and grab exactly where the magazine/rifle/etc is.		But an animation for a reload would most likely not export the legs (Pelvis is the first bone, with no parent) the Spine bones would be exported with '''TRD''' ('''T'''ranslation & '''R'''otation '''D'''ifferential) so that some movement from the animation playing underneath it comes through, but with the arms and fingers exported with '''TRA''' ('''T'''ranslation & '''R'''otation '''A'''bsolute) so that they are precise and grab exactly where the magazine/rifle/etc is.

			== Creation ==
			[[File:animation-export-profile-generation.png\|thumb\|Generation of default export profile for selected model]]
			Workbench have a small option which can assist with creation of new export profiles. When importing a new model in Workbench, there is option called '''Generate Default Profile''' in '''Import Settings''' of the model'''.'''

	{{GameCategory\|armaR\|Modding\|Guidelines\|Official Tools}}		After checking this option and then pressing '''Reimport Resource,''' model will be reimported as usual + Workbench will also prepare a new export profile containing '''all bones located in the model in proper order & hierarchy'''. This new animation profile (.''apr'') file is by default created in '''/anims/export_profiles/''' folder of currently used addon and exact path can be also found by looking at the '''Console Log''' window - over there there should be a log entry mentioning status of the export and location of generated file.

			This option is quite useful when importing new models with complex skeleton like new custom characters (which don't use existing skeleton) or vehicles. Using this file, it is also possible to prepare derivatives for various other types of animations which might be useful in '''Animation Editor'''. {{Feature\|important\|Once default animation profile is created, it is worth to uncheck '''Generate Default Profile''' option to avoid constant generation of this profile whenever mesh is changed.}}{{GameCategory\|armaR\|Modding\|Guidelines\|Official Tools}}

Lou Montana: Page creation

2022-09-21T12:36:15Z

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Export profiles define set of bones that are exported from MotionBuilder or 3ds Max. Their default location is {{hl|\A4Data\anims\export_profiles}}.

{{Feature|informative|{{armaR}} default data does not contain any export profiles; some are provided along '''Enfusion Blender Tools''' ({{hl|EnfusionBlenderTools-Data.zip}}) - see {{Link|Arma Reforger:Enfusion Blender Tools#Installation}}.}}

Provided files:
<spoiler>{{TOC|side}}__NOEDITSECTION__
<div style="columns: 3">
{| class="wikitable" style="width: 100%"
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=== Body ===
! File
! Description
|-
| 000_Multi_FullBodyABS_RHandNone_LHandNone.apr
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|-
| 002_Multi_FullBodyABS_RHandNone_LHandABS.apr
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|-
| 101_FullBodyABS.apr
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|-
| 102_FullBodyABS_camera.apr
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|-
| 110_FullBodyABS_RHandNone_LHandNone.apr
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|-
| 120_FullBodyABS_RHandNone_LHandABS.apr
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|-
| 121_UpperBodyABS_RightArmABS.apr
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|-
| 122_UpperBodyABS_LeftArmABS.apr
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|-
| 123_Head_ABS.apr
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|-
| 123_Head_ADD.apr
|
|-
| 123_LHandABS.apr
|
|-
| 124_FullBodyABS_RHandABS_LHandNone.apr
|
|-
| 126_UpperBodyABS_RHandNone_LHandABS.apr
|
|-
| 150_FullBodyADD.apr
|
|-
| 150_FullBodyADD_camera.apr
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|-
| 151_FullBodyADD_RHandNone_LHandNone.apr
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|-
| 152_FullBodyADD_RHandNone_LHandNone_HipsADD.apr
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|-
| 250_UpperBodyADD.apr
|
|-
| 251bis_UpperBodyADD_RHandNone_LHandABS.apr
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|-
| 251_UpperBodyADD_RHandNone_LHandNone.apr
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|-
| 252_UpperbodyADD_ArmsABS.apr
| Reloads
|-
| 253_UpperbodyADD_ArmsABS_RPropNone.apr
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|-
| 254_UpperbodyADD_ArmsABS_RHandNone.apr
|
|-
| 255_RArmABS_RHandNone.apr
|
|-
| 256_UpperbodyADD_LArmABS.apr
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|-
| 257_UpperbodyADD_LArmADD_LHandABS.apr
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|-
| 258_UpperbodyADD_ArmsABS_HandsNone.apr
|
|-
| 259Bis_UpperbodyADD_LArmABS_LHandNone_LPropABS.apr
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|-
| 259_UpperbodyADD_LArmABS_LHandNone.apr
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|-
| 260_LArmADD_LHandNone.apr
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|-
| 262_ArmsADD_RHandABS.apr
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|-
| 301_LowerbodyABS.apr
|
|-
| 401_RIndexABS.apr
|
|}

{| class="wikitable" style="width: 100%"
|+
=== Inverse Kinematics ===
! File
! Description
|-
| 501_IK.apr
|
|-
| 502_IK_RightHand.apr
|
|-
| 503_IK_LeftHand.apr
|
|-
| 504_IK_RightElbow_Hand.apr
|
|}

{| class="wikitable" style="width: 100%"
|+
=== Misc ===
! File
! Description
|-
| 601_watch_SandY184A.apr
|
|-
| 602_flag.apr
|
|}

{| class="wikitable" style="width: 100%"
|+
=== Weapon Idles ===
! File
! Description
|-
| 700_Pistol_Idle.apr
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|-
| 701_Rifle_Idle.apr
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|-
| 702_Machinegun_Idle.apr
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|-
| 703_RPG_Idle.apr
|
|-
| 704_Grenade_Idle.apr
|
|-
| 705_PKM_magazine.apr
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|-
| 706_M60_magazine .apr
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|-
| 707_Rifle_Idle_SVD.apr
|
|-
| 708_M249_magazine.apr
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|-
| 709_Machinegun_Idle_M249.apr
|
|-
| 710_Grenade_RGB2_Idle.apr
|
|-
| 711_Rifle_stock.apr
|
|}

{| class="wikitable" style="width: 100%"
|+
=== Generic Weapon Profiles ===
! File
! Description
|-
| 720_Weapon_FireMode.apr
|
|-
| 721_Weapon_Trigger.apr
|
|-
| 722_Weapon_MagRelease.apr
|
|-
| 723_Weapon_Sight.apr
| With sight slider: rifle, machinegun, RPG
|-
| 724_Weapon_Bolt.apr
|
|-
| 725_Weapon_Hammer.apr
| Pistol, RPG
|-
| 726_Weapon_Bolt_trigger.apr
|
|-
| 727_Weapon_Bolt_rack.apr
|
|-
| 728bis_M203_Sight.apr
|
|-
| 728_M16a2_Sight.apr
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|-
| 729_Weapon_Sight_M21.apr
|
|}

{| class="wikitable" style="width: 100%"
|+
=== Pistols ===
! File
! Description
|-
| 730_Weapon_FireMode_m9.apr
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|-
| 731_Pistol_SlideHammer.apr
|
|-
| 732_Pistol_SlideHammerRelease.apr
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|-
| 733_Pistol_SlideHammerReleaseTrigger.apr
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|-
| 734_Pistol_safety.apr
|
|-
| 735_Pistol_SlideTrigger.apr
|
|-
| 736_Pistol_Slide.apr
|
|}

{| class="wikitable" style="width: 100%"
|+
=== Generic Rifle Profiles ===
! File
! Description
|-
| 737_Weapon_Sight_M249.apr
|
|-
| 738_Weapon_Bolt_M249.apr
|
|-
| 739_Weapon_Bolt_release.apr
|
|-
| 740_Rifle_Bolt_Rack.apr
|
|-
| 741_Rifle_Bolt_Rack_SVD.apr
|
|-
| 742_Rifle_safety_trigger.APR
|
|}

{| class="wikitable" style="width: 100%"
|+
=== Machineguns ===
! File
! Description
|-
| 750_Machinegun_Fire.apr
| Includes dustcover
|-
| 751_Machinegun_TopCover.apr
|
|-
| 752_Machinegun_bipod.apr
|
|-
| 753_Machinegun_bipod_M249.apr
|
|}

{| class="wikitable" style="width: 100%"
|+
=== RPGs ===
! File
! Description
|-
| 760_RPG_Sight.apr
| Without the sight slider
|-
| 761_RPG_Sight_Front.apr
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|-
| 762_RPG_Safety.apr
|
|-
| 763_RPG_Unfold_TEMP.apr
|
|-
| 764_RPG_M72_idle.apr
|
|}

{| class="wikitable" style="width: 100%"
|+
=== Grenades ===
! File
! Description
|-
| 770_Grenade_Pin.apr
|
|}

{| class="wikitable" style="width: 100%"
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=== UGLs ===
! File
! Description
|-
| 780_M203_barrel.apr
|
|}

{| class="wikitable" style="width: 100%"
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=== Ground Vehicles ===
! File
! Description
|-
| 801_Vehicle_Door_L01.apr
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|-
| 802_Vehicle_Door_R01.apr
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|-
| 803_Vehicle_Door_L03.apr
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|-
| 804_Vehicle_Door_R03.apr
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|-
| 805_Vehicle_Door_L02.apr
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|-
| 806_Vehicle_Door_R02.apr
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|-
| 807_Vehicle_Door_L01_BTR.apr
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|-
| 808_Vehicle_Door_R01_BTR.apr
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|-
| 809_Vehicle_Door_L01_m998..apr
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|-
| 810_Vehicle_Door_R01_m998..apr
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|-
| 811_Vehicle_Door_L02_m998..apr
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|-
| 812_Vehicle_Door_R02_m998..apr
|
|-
| 820_Vehicle_Steering_Wheel.apr
|
|-
| 840_Vehicle_Throttle.apr
|
|-
| 841_Vehicle_Clutch.apr
|
|-
| 842_Vehicle_Brake.apr
|
|-
| 843_Vehicle_Starter_Switch.apr
|
|-
| 844_Vehicle_Gearshift.apr
|
|-
| 845_Vehicle_light_switch.apr
|
|-
| 846_Vehicle_Handbrake.apr
|
|-
| 847_Vehicle_Starter_Switch_BTR.apr
|}

{| class="wikitable" style="width: 100%"
|+
=== Aircrafts ===
! File
! Description
|-
| 860_Mi-8MT_Door_L.apr
|
|-
| 861_Mi-8MT_CyclicControl.apr
|
|-
| 890_Vehicle_Empty.apr
|}

{| class="wikitable" style="width: 100%"
|+
=== Ground Vehicles ===
! File
! Description
|-
| 900_Ural_Idle.apr
|
|-
| 901_Uaz_Idle.apr
|
|-
| 902_BTR_Idle.apr
|
|-
| 903_M151a2_Idle.apr
|
|-
| 904_M9231A1_idle.apr
|
|-
| 905_M998_Idle.apr
|
|-
| 950_Mi-8MT_Idle.apr
|
|-
| 999_Empty.apr
|
|-
| FullBody_Additive.apr
|
|-
| FullBody_Pistol.apr
|
|-
| FullBody_Rifles.apr
|
|-
| FullBody_Unarmed.apr
|
|-
| GadgetIKOffset.apr
|
|-
| Head_Additive.apr
|
|-
| IK.apr
|
|-
| RightIndexAbsolute.apr
|
|-
| TEST.apr
|
|-
| UpperbodyAdditive_ArmsAbsolute.apr
|
|-
| UpperbodyAdditive_ArmsAbsolute_WeaponDummy.apr
|
|-
| Upperbody_Additive.apr
|
|-
| Vehicles_Clutch.apr
|
|-
| Vehicles_horn.apr
|
|-
| Vehicles_ShiftGear.apr
|
|-
| Vehicles_Throttle.apr
|
|-
| Weapons_Grenede_Idle.apr
|
|-
| Weapons_Grenede_Pin.apr
|
|-
| Weapons_Hammer.apr
|
|-
| Weapons_Idle.apr
|
|-
| Weapons_MagRelease.apr
|
|-
| Weapons_Pistol_SlideHammer.apr
|
|-
| Weapons_Pistol_SlideHammerRelease.apr
|
|-
| Weapons_Pistol_SlideHammerReleaseTrigger.apr
|
|-
| Weapons_Rifles.apr
|
|-
| Weapons_Rifles_Bolt.apr
|
|-
| Weapons_Rifles_Bolt_rack.apr
|
|-
| Weapons_Rifles_Fire.apr
|
|-
| Weapons_Rifles_Sight.apr
|
|-
| Weapons_Rifles_Topcover.apr
|
|-
| Weapons_RPG7_Sight.apr
|
|-
| Weapons_Safety.apr
|
|-
| Weapons_Trigger.apr
|
|}
</div>
</spoiler>

== Format ==

Let's use {{hl|FullBody_additive.apr}} as an example:

<syntaxhighlight lang="json">
$animExportProfile {
#trackCount 152
#defaultFn "defaultFnMB"
$tracks {
"Scene_Root" "" "TRG" $genFn { "generateSceneRootMB" }
"EntityPosition" "Scene_Root" "TRA"
"Collision" "EntityPosition" "TRA"
"Hips" "EntityPosition" "TRA"
"LeftLeg" "Hips" "TRD"
"LeftLegVolume" "LeftLeg" "TRD"
"LeftLegTwist" "LeftLeg" "TRD"

...
}
}
</syntaxhighlight>
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<syntaxhighlight lang="json">
$animExportProfile {
#trackCount 152
#defaultFn "defaultFnMB"
$tracks {
"Scene_Root" "" "TRG" $genFn { "generateSceneRootMB" }
"EntityPosition" "Scene_Root" "TRA"
"Collision" "EntityPosition" "TRA"
"Hips" "EntityPosition" "TRA"
"LeftLeg" "Hips" "TRD"
"LeftLegVolume" "LeftLeg" "TRD"
"LeftLegTwist" "LeftLeg" "TRD"
"LeftKnee" "LeftLegTwist" "TRD"
"LeftKneeVolume" "LeftKnee" "TRD"
"LeftKneeTwist" "LeftKnee" "TRD"
"LeftFoot" "LeftKneeTwist" "TRD"
"LeftToe" "LeftFoot" "TRD"
"RightLeg" "Hips" "TRD"
"RightLegVolume" "RightLeg" "TRD"
"RightLegTwist" "RightLeg" "TRD"
"RightKnee" "RightLegTwist" "TRD"
"RightKneeVolume" "RightKnee" "TRD"
"RightKneeTwist" "RightKnee" "TRD"
"RightFoot" "RightKneeTwist" "TRD"
"RightToe" "RightFoot" "TRD"
"RightLegClothF" "Hips" "TRD"
"RightLegClothB" "Hips" "TRD"
"LeftLegClothF" "Hips" "TRD"
"LeftLegClothB" "Hips" "TRD"

"Spine1" "Hips" "TRD"
"Stomach1" "Spine1" "TRD"
"Spine2" "Spine1" "TRD"
"Spine3" "Spine2" "TRD"
"Stomach2" "Spine3" "TRD"
"Spine4" "Spine3" "TRD"
"Stomach3" "Spine4" "TRD"
"Spine5" "Spine4" "TRD"
"Neck1" "Spine5" "TRD"
"Neck2" "Neck1" "TRD"
"Neck3" "Neck2" "TRD"
"Head" "Neck3" "TRD"
"LeftShoulder" "Spine5" "TRD"
"LeftArm" "LeftShoulder" "TRD"
"LeftArmVolume" "LeftArm" "TRD"
"LeftArmTwist" "LeftArm" "TRD"
"LeftForeArm" "LeftArmTwist" "TRD"
"LeftForeArmVolume" "LeftForeArm" "TRD"
"LeftForeArmTwist" "LeftForeArm" "TRD"
"LeftHandUpperVolume" "LeftForeArmTwist" "TRD"
"LeftHand" "LeftForeArmTwist" "TRD"
"RightShoulder" "Spine5" "TRD"
"RightArm" "RightShoulder" "TRD"
"RightArmVolume" "RightArm" "TRD"
"RightArmTwist" "RightArm" "TRD"
"RightForeArm" "RightArmTwist" "TRD"
"RightForeArmVolume" "RightForeArm" "TRD"
"RightForeArmTwist" "RightForeArm" "TRD"
"RightHandUpperVolume" "RightForeArmTwist" "TRD"
"RightHand" "RightForeArmTwist" "TRD"
}
}
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* {{hl|#trackCount}} defines the number of track lines
* {{hl|#defaultFn}} defines the bones' default function to be used
* {{hl|$tracks}} lists bones, bone's parent, export type and eventually a function reference.

=== Export Type ===

* '''T''' means '''T'''ranslation
* '''R''' means '''R'''otation
* '''S''' means '''S'''cale

* '''A''' means '''A'''bsolute (not additive)
* '''D''' means '''D'''ifferential (additive)

; Examples
: '''TRA''' means '''T'''ranslation and '''R'''otation, '''A'''bsolute
: '''RD''' means '''R'''otation, '''D'''ifferential

The combination of these creates a type of animation that can be used in different contexts. For example, a walking animation would definitely use every single part of the body, so it would probably contain all of the bones in exported with '''TRA''' ('''T'''ranslation & '''R'''otation '''A'''bsolute).

But an animation for a reload would most likely not export the legs (Pelvis is the first bone, with no parent) the Spine bones would be exported with '''TRD''' ('''T'''ranslation & '''R'''otation '''D'''ifferential) so that some movement from the animation playing underneath it comes through, but with the arms and fingers exported with '''TRA''' ('''T'''ranslation & '''R'''otation '''A'''bsolute) so that they are precise and grab exactly where the magazine/rifle/etc is.

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