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version: "1.0.1" name: blender-animation-workflow description: Author, diagnose, and refine Blender animation for articulated props, mechanical assemblies, material-transfer sequences, and game-ready actions. Use when motion timing, pivots, physical connections, critical poses, trajectories, visibility states, or exported GLB actions must be created or reviewed.


Blender Animation Workflow

Read the shared execution guidance once per task for autonomous decisions, evidence cadence, and long-task continuity.

Make the mechanism understandable in still critical frames before polishing curves.

Find humanoid motion with Mixamo

For Mixamo search, preview, download and import, follow the Mixamo workflow. Use blender_prepare_mixamo_search to prepare the browser handoff, then blender_import_mixamo_animation to turn the downloaded FBX into a standalone animated .blend. Live catalog access requires host browser tools; applying motion to another rig requires a separate compatibility or retargeting workflow.

Define semantic phases

  1. Name the start, anticipation, contact, transfer, release, landing, rebound, and settle frames that apply.
  2. Specify which assemblies move and which stay fixed.
  3. Identify guides, pivots, contact surfaces, and material-state transitions.
  4. Read references/mechanical-animation.md for the review contract.

Author motion

  • Place pivots on actual hinge or rotation axes.
  • Parent rigidly moving parts to one assembly.
  • Use linear interpolation for mechanically constant motion and clamped Bezier handles for eased human-visible motion.
  • Key location and rotation together when an ejected or falling object changes orientation.
  • Keep moving components constrained by visible rails, sleeves, hinges, or guides.
  • Compute every moving attachment from a local anchor transformed by the owning

assembly's evaluated matrix_world. Never rotate a world-space point around the origin as a substitute for a hinge transform.

  • Rebuild or key dynamic connectors such as cables, hoses, pistons, and link

rods from their two evaluated endpoints at every required critical frame.

  • Assert connector endpoint error numerically before rendering. A connector is

not valid merely because its object has keyframes.

  • Animate separate material states when transfer must be legible.
  • Avoid teleporting visibility changes unless the mechanism visibly occludes the transition.

Validate

  1. Run $blender-agent-studio:blender-asset-validation on the source and, when required by the task, the requested export.
  2. Render all semantic critical frames from at least two useful cameras.
  3. Render the complete action to video when timing or causality matters.
  4. Open the contact sheet and video.
  5. Check:
  • continuity and plausible speed;
  • contact and penetration;
  • attachment to guides;
  • readable cause and effect;
  • believable weight, impact, rebound, and settling;
  • visibility/material continuity;
  • exported action frame range when animation export is required.
  1. For every dynamic connector, report the maximum endpoint residual at the

critical frames and inspect both endpoints in the rendered frames.

Do not accept an animation solely because keyframes and actions survived export.

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