Blender users finally have a way of bringing animated models into PV3D thanks to the newest revision of Cast3D which now also features a dae2X3c converter (see previous post if you’re not familiar with cast3d). Dmitri Sviridov has been hard at work on fixing bugs and ironing out the kinks in both the blender collada exporter and the cast3d library.

You can see one of my animated models in the cast3d demo section. It’s not the most fantastic walk cycle ever, but hell it’s an animated model successfully exported from Blender into PV3D! Sweet! Cast3d features comprehensive timeline controls too.

(PS. Ignore the casino link on the top left corner - my blog has been hacked. I’ll sort it soon.).