00:00Importing animations from Blender into Roblox Studio requires bridging two different rigging and keyframe formats.
00:06The most reliable modern workflow utilizes specialized plugins, such as RBX Monkey or dedicated Blender to Roblox Animation Explorer add
00:14-ons.
00:15Follow these step-by-step instructions to get your custom animation running in Roblox Studio.
00:20Step 1. Prepare your rig and animation in Blender.
00:23Open Blender and load your Roblox character rig R6 or R15.
00:27Select your armature and switch from Object Mode to Pose Mode.
00:31Create your custom animation on the timeline using keyframes.
00:34Make sure the timeline playhead covers the exact duration of your animation sequence.
00:39Install and use a Blender export add-on.
00:41Download a compatible export tool like the RBX Monkey add-on or a standard Roblox Animation Exporter .py E plugin
00:47script.
00:48In Blender, go to Edit Then.
00:51Preferences, then Add-ons.
00:52Click Install and select your downloaded add-on file.
00:55Enable it.
00:57Navigate to the Add-ons tab in your Blender sidebar, usually on the right side of the viewport.
01:02Select your armature.
01:03Ensure you only select the armature rig, not the mesh, to avoid clutter.
01:06Use the exporter tool to bake export the animation.
01:09This will output a specialized file format, such as a .rbxm file or a custom animation data.
01:16Step 3.
01:17Install the corresponding Roblox Studio plugin OpenRoblox Creator Hub or the plugin marketplace inside Roblox Studio.
01:23Install the matching Roblox Studio plugin, for example, the companion RBX Monkey Animations plugin or standard animation importer matching your
01:32Blender exporter.
01:33Step 4.
01:34Import and publish the animation in Roblox Studio.
01:37Open your place in Roblox Studio.
01:38Spawn or insert the matching character rig R6 or R15 into your workspace.
01:43If using default rigs, ensure the humanoid root part is set as the primary part and anchored if necessary for
01:49testing.
01:49Open the plugin from the Plugins tab on the top ribbon.
01:52Select import animation from files or paste the exported data file you generated from Blender.
01:57Once loaded into the Roblox Animation Editor, preview the motion to ensure rotations and keyframes translated correctly.
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