Exporting the animation

Exporting out a biped-based animation is just like…exporting out any other animation in 3ds Max.…We need to make sure that we've got bone-driven animation and that all the…animation, the rig, is parented up to one object, in this case the bipa one.…We need to make sure our naming conventions are sound.…And so I'll select Walter and rename him.…He was originally made as multiple meshes and…then attached into one mesh in the editable poly.…I'll rename him from Walter Shirt to Walter.…Now I'll rename the bipo one object.…

I've already taken care of the eyes and eye bones.…I'll select the bipo one by pressing H for Select from Scene and choosing bipo one.…On the Motion tab I'll go down in the biped roll out and click on Figure mode.…In Figure mode I'll go into Modes and Display and there is the name Bip01.…I'll put Walter in front of Bip01 and…now his naming will ripple all the way through.…I'll get out of Figure mode, and his arms snap back.…Notice that Figure mode lets me return him to a T pose.…

What I've also done in this, and we can…