Edit TPP Third Person Animations on V WITH TEMPLATE

Edit: This is also now a page in the Redmod WIKI (READ THIS GUIDE FROM THERE INSTEAD.. The text and guide there are way more cleaned up in it and it has updated information.. so I highly reading it from there instead)

This is a tutorial on how to edit third person animations with V. (Ideally for JB's TPP MOD) (Should also work for replacing any first person animation animation as well.

Why am I making this tutorial? Well let's see, there IS literally nothing online whatsoever on how to do this, and I had to figure out all this stuff by myself. I started this project like four days ago, I had no experience in Wolvenkit nor had I ever used blender once. The hardest part hands down was learning how to import those blender animations into wolvenkit.

I highly recommend using my template starting out. It includes a blender template with player locomotion anims for FemV, the rigs and the mesh, wolvenkit project template, and some exported NPC animations ready to use with blender. It's also what's used in my tutorial videos. Same one I'm using in my tutorial videos.

REQUIREMENTS (Click on text to download each one)

Cyberpunk Blender Addon 1. 6. 0

Wolvenkit 8. 14. 0

BLENDER 4. 2

This will mainly be in video format to explain easier.  (PLEASE NOTE: If this looks daunting, THIS IS honestly extremely easy, I had no experience doing any of this like four days ago, it took me one day to figure out how to import to wolvenkit, and within two days I've already put out two mods, and today making this tutorial.. lol)

First open wolvenkit from the download link I included. This video shows how to open the project file included in my template and also shows how to install the Cyberpunk Blender Addon.

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Next, this video will show how to replace an animation. Open my blender template file... before replacing an animation, I highly recommend to remove every animation from the list EXCEPT THE animations THAT YOU'VE EDITED. Otherwise you'll be adding too many animations to the exported file, as well as it'll take like 10 minutes to export. In this video, I fixed the backwards jog animation, (FPP JOG 180) so that's the one I'll be exporting back into wolvenkit.. Next simply export that .glb file to player_locomotionnnn.anims.glb . It's a good rule of thumb when exporting new animations for it to just be empty. It's found at Template Folder\Wolvenkit Template Folder\Player Animation Template\source\raw\b