If i save my animations like this as a glb file, can the animations later be seperated in godot?

[Vice_Turtle]

Godot Version

4.4

Question

I don’t know if this counts as a godot question, but I was trying to use some basic animations from mixamo for a project, and i have no idea how to use animations. I think this should work but I’m sure, and the godot plug in for mixamo animations doesn’t work for me.

[Vice_Turtle]

It says that glb/gltf are the preferred files for this but i think fbx files might be better as people have been have some bad experiences with animation in glb files

[jesusemora]

workflow for mixamo animations into godot:

3D Character Animation Workflow

mixamo has problems with custom skeletons. try renaming all the bones to the ones used by mixamo, and make sure to add mixamorig:. so for example, the head would be something like mixamorig:Head. and make sure there is no Root bone, only Hips, it exports bad into fbx. nononono. 1 - all you need is your character in T-POSE. the rest doesn’t matter. use a mixamo model in mixamo and download all the animations one by one into folders. use fbx binary and only animations. you can download one f…

@Vice_Turtle

the godot plug in for mixamo animations doesn’t work for me

please avoid saying things like “it doesn’t work”.
which plugin? what doesn’t work? what did you do? what were you expecting? where did it fail?
no one can help you if you don’t explain yourself.

@Vice_Turtle

fbx files might be better as people have been have some bad experiences with animation in glb files

where did you hear that? please I would like to see it.
I’ve never had any problems with glb, I did have A LOT of problems with the FBX format, which I would say it’s obsolete or on its way to.
GLB was designed with games in mind and allowing anyone to use it, FBX was designed with autocad in mind and is a closed format owned by autodesk and with different versions, and it packs a bunch of useless stuff and always has scale issues and bone issues, specially with blender.