FBX?

[Deleted]

This is just a very shy and humble question ...

There is a wonderful 2D animation software that allows export as FBX ... As HTML5/canvas and FBX are said to play together (at least my friend Google told me so), perhaps Hippani Animator could make use of FBX import?

[Hippani]

I'll add it to the suggestion list.

[pinkindian]

Can be done with .js and should already be posibble

www.babylonjs.com/

[Hippani]

Worth noting that Hippani Animator doesn't support canvas yet, it's hopefully in 5.1. All animation is done with Javascript and CSS so that it works in old HTML4 browsers.

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@hippani
Thank you. It was just an idea and I wanted to ask, because I think it might be easier to import FBX than lots of PNG sequences for animated characters. (Maybe it is not.) Whether it will be possible or not - no problem.

pinkindian
I suppose your answer was for Hippani and not so much for me. There is already this babylon.js and other software outside that can import FBX (more or less successful). But I like the user-friendly Hippani. If they can do it - fine, if not - no problem for me. Nevertheless, thank you.

[Hippani]

Hippani works better with character packs, e.g. an arm, a body, a leg etc. which you animate. Rather than an image sequence.

[Deleted]

Thank you, will do it this way.