Fixing starting frames when converting from 3ds max

[biridius]

I have a model converted to .max from another game. The model's animations are each in a different .max file. The model's pose at the start of each animation differs, affecting the transformations in all the rest of the animation's frames.
Is there any realistic way of fitting the starting frames, so that when I put all the animations in one model, they display correctly?

 

[Xelos]

i like to help, is those max in fbx formats, i have experience with separates fbx animations, i recomend use max batch save and load,

 

[biridius]

I don't see batch save/load in max 7

For now I'm thinking about adding an extra parent bone for the affected bones and then manually rotating these at the start of the affected animaiton, to bring the starting frame position back to where it should be.

 

[Xelos]

I don't see batch save/load in max 7

For now I'm thinking about adding an extra parent bone for the affected bones and then manually rotating these at the start of the affected animaiton, to bring the starting frame position back to where it should be.

that device needs manualy instaled to 3ds max here link GitHub - Jaccouille/wc3-3ds-toolkit: A bunch of 3ds max script files that provides tools to setup a 3ds max scene to be exported on Warcraft 3

 

[biridius]

Thanks. I'll check it out. Seems very useful!