I replied to PBLNRAO Kiran.
I have solved my issue to a degree, by running a mel script.
//batchExportFBX.mel
//Get the folder with the animations to process
$folder = "C:/animations/SOURCE/";
//Get the files within that folder
$files = `getFileList -filespec "*.m*"
-folder $folder`;
//check there are files in the folder
if ($files[0] == "") {
error ("There are no animations in " + $folder + " folder!");
}
//Loop through each file in folder
for ($filename in $files){
//Open file
file -open -f -loadReferenceDepth "all" ($folder+$filename);
//RUN ExportFBX.mel on each file
source "c:/Scripts/ExportFBX.mel";
}
I would prefer it to not have to run it through the script editor, as it would
be more efficient to not open up maya at all, but I don't know how to do that.
please help!
Thanks
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