Combine Mixamo Animations in 3ds Max 

Glad it helped.

Hello. I use centimeters. To check if its working, I create a cube 2 meters high. You sometimes see it in my videos.

@@AnimazaStudios Thanks for your reply! That solved an issue I was having.

Hello. Its unfortunate you are experiencing such problems. On my end I have been unable to replicate them. Try saving the animations to a CAT rig. I have a tutorial that explains how to do that, found here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-HwVYfLNsvz0.html

I think the best way to do this is group the character, then rotate the group to face it in any direction.

@@AnimazaStudios A problem when I follow your tutorial, is when the 2nd or 3rd animation got loaded, the character's foot position or whole body orientation got skewed. All animation created by Mixamo official website and download like you said in the video. Can't figure out the cause since when I run each animation individually on a seperated file, it works, but when combine by your adviced method, the position of character keeps going wrong.

No I don't have those scripts.

You might have to restart 3ds Max to get it to work.

Hello. The most common error that people make is that they fail to select the entire character when saving and applying the animation. Use Select All to select the entire character instead of dragging the cursor. Sometimes dragging the cursor skips a few bones that leads to distorted animation. Also, in the Max Objects To Mix screen, make sure it is set to alphabetical to see the 'Alpha'. Finally make sure you are using the same character and that it is in the same place. If you use different characters, their dimensions might be different and distort the animation. Let me know if this helped. Thanks.

@@AnimazaStudios Thanks for your reply. So i've double checked that all things in the scene are selected. My list is alphabetical, still no alpha in the list. It IS the same character. My process was: - I uploaded a model into Mixamo, rigged it there, export a T Pose and a few animations. Everything else like in your tutorial. After a lot of tests I see, that the problem is a root bone (Hips it is called). When I move and rotate a root bone in t pose, loaded walk animation is correct or more correct at least. But I will be unable to add more animations in the sequence that way. Do you think you could help with that. please? It is commissioned project I am making and can't really figure out the reason by myself.

@@godzil666I believe the problem is the moving of the hip bone in T-pose. It is very important that you NOT make any changes to the bones before the animation is applied, especially the T-pose. It breaks the alignment of the bones. Only after all the animation is applied you can make changes. Try it and see if it works.

@@AnimazaStudios I appreciate the time and patience to help me. The proccess is like I described: I do not make ANY edit to the model nor the bones. I just make clicks to import, select, save, load... nothing more :( I tried for the full day yesterday with no success.

@@AnimazaStudios p.s. you might got the impression that moving a hip bone in t pose causes the problem, but I started to move it AFTER this problem occurred, to try to diagnose the problem. To me, Mixamo is moving the hip bone itself. In tpose the root bone is in for e.g. x:0, y:0 z:95cm, but in walk animation it starts in a totally different place and is rotated a bit. But I don't understand what it not cause problems in your tutorial and it does to me.

Before you export from 3ds Max, select reset xform and place it under the skin modifier and set collapse to, making sure the skin modifier remains untouched. This cleans up the underlying mesh. Then go to skin modifier and uncheck always deform. Then select all the bones, go to animation- bone tools, select reset scale, then go back to skin modifier, check on always deform. If you export fbx it should work.

Yes you can. Just go to File, import fbx and it should work fine.

Thank you sir

Hello. As far as I know, there is no way to directly import xaf animation data into Motion Mixture. What you do is a workaround. Apply the xaf to a character with cat bones, export it as an fbx, re-import it as an fbx, then you can use Motion Mixer.

@@AnimazaStudios I'll try. Thx to your reply

Actually, try ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-AVkb3wPCdz0.htmlsi=eo4K4BIxtU0AM2CD

You're welcome!