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Part of my pipeline is to rename the Armature to correctly identify the character I'm exporting, as well as its origin. … I realized that, despite me renaming the armatures, when I re-import it into Blender, the armature has just been re-named to "Armature" or "Armature.1", etc. …

I have this character: He has an armature and an animation, and his sword, shown at the bottom, has to be loaded in separately. I tried to parent the sword to the armature. …

The armature has a bone called bn_r_weapon, and that seems to be the bone that should be controlling the sword. I have tried many things to get this to work. … I've tried to parent to the armature, I've tried entering Pose mode and parenting directly to that bone. …

I've also tried clearing the mesh's parent and the re-parenting it to the armature using Automatic Weights; this made it a bit better, but there was still a lot of distortion. …

I have this model that has a bone (bn_l_weapon) that controls a weapon, which is loaded in as a separate mesh. In Noesis, the bone behaves normally: In that image, the bone in question is marked in …

I can flip the mesh and I can flip the armature, but I can't seem to figure out how to do both at once. … Failing that, can anybody give me some guidance on how to do each individually and then merge the new mesh and new armature? …

You need to make sure both the mesh and armature are selected: In Object Types > Visibility, make sure both mesh and armature are selected Press A to select all Right click and select Mirror > X-Global …

This file has multiple meshes, and each mesh has bones attached to it, but they're all collected together as one armature. … In Object mode, selecting any bone selects the entire armature. …

I have a mesh and armature I'm importing into Blender as an FBX. … In Edit mode, when the armature and the mesh is zeroed in position and rotation, the eye meshes are in the proper place inside her head. …

The armature is designed for this arm to function together with the rest of the mesh in an animation, but the arm has come detached from the armature: If I select the armature and go into edit mode, … the armature reverts to a default pose, in which it lines up perfectly with the detached arm: I have tried parenting the detached arm to the armature. …

I have a mesh with an armature and animation, but unlike all the other models I got from this source, this mesh doesn't have vertex groups. … At the final animated frame, the armature is in alignment with the mesh: But the mesh has no vertex groups: I have tried parenting the mesh to the armature using automatic weights, but this is all that …

I have a robot character with armature and animation, and it displays correctly in Noesis: The armature is shown in red, and I've selected a specific bone named Dummy010, shown in red/blue/yellow at the …

I merged the meshes into a single mesh, and set up the new, single armature the way I wanted it. … How do I get Blender to export the collection as a single mesh/armature? …

Here you can see that the corresponding bones are also misbehaving: When I select the armature and go into Rest Position, the problem geometry snaps into place, but you can see that the bones are not … How can I correct the mesh and armature to behave correctly? Here's my .blend file: my blend file Here's the .FBX I'm importing: my fbx …