There is no tools yet to edit the animation inside Maratis, so you need to open the maratis mesh file (*.mesh) and modify the animation table using a text editor (it's XML).

Look at Jules.mesh in the exemples to see how multi-animation are written.

i have tried file > import 3d model
to import a colada animated mesh exported from blender
but during the game the mesh just starts to animate
it seems that there are no export options or commands to animate collada yet,right?

WHen you are in Blender, its just a 'blender' animation. When you export it from blender, as a collada file, then IMPORT it into
the editor via the import 3d model menu item, it is then a collada animation.

Cheers
hs

With a bit of code it's even possible to encrypt the npk package.

if i publish my game before this,the .blend is exposed?
anyone can easily open my character.blend file in blender and play with it?

There will be two ways for using files from the Assimp reader :
- by reading the file directly from the mesh/ folder, if you don't need to modify the mesh
- by using a new menu in File > Import external models (not sure how to call it), this will detect if the file contains multiple meshs and will convert them in xml and copy in the mesh/ folder ; so it will be possible to modify the meshs with a text editor

For both ways the meshs will be always converted in binary during publishing.

Great work!

And as Ender say, thanks for your amazing work & efforts you put in maratis

The only thing now is that all this formats are not always using compatible materials or textures and need to be edited.
There is two options I'm thinking about :

- adding a material editor in Maratis (complex and long to code but easy of use)
- converting the mesh in Maratis xml mesh file and editing the file by hand (easy to code but not easy of use)

The third option (maybe more realistic) is to start by doing option 2, then do option 1 in the future.

What do you think ?