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Hi there,
It sounds like you're running into an issue with multiple animations in Blender for MSFS. This could be due to how Blender exports the animations or how the XML file is set up. In Blender, make sure each animation has its own unique action and that they are not overlapping in the timeline.
Check your XML file to ensure each animation is correctly referenced and has a distinct name. Sometimes, Blender might export animations with incorrect start times if they are not properly separated. Double-check the animation start and end frames in Blender to make sure they align correctly.
If everything looks good in Blender, it might be worth revisiting the XML setup to ensure the animations are called correctly without overlapping. Hope this helps!
It sounds like you're running into an issue with multiple animations in Blender for MSFS. This could be due to how Blender exports the animations or how the XML file is set up. In Blender, make sure each animation has its own unique action and that they are not overlapping in the timeline.
Check your XML file to ensure each animation is correctly referenced and has a distinct name. Sometimes, Blender might export animations with incorrect start times if they are not properly separated. Double-check the animation start and end frames in Blender to make sure they align correctly.
If everything looks good in Blender, it might be worth revisiting the XML setup to ensure the animations are called correctly without overlapping. Hope this helps!
It's difficult to know with so little information but it might be a MSFS problem.
I detailed my findings on multiple NLA on bone animations here in the post below. I found that the number of animations applied to a mesh can affect how that mesh is animated. If you have two animations working on one part of the mesh then their effect is actually halved.
If this is what is happening in your case you may have to over animate your parts so that when they get into MSFS they animate how you want.
MSFS - Blender bones animations interesting behaviour with two animations applied.
I followed this video about animating the fabric cover over a control column (so it has to respond to two animations, control stick fore/aft and control stick left/right). One thing I noticed though is that the animation of the bones only travels half the rotation distance that I have...
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