Your not loading anything into the model. There is no $body, $model or $bodygroup statement.

If the DMX/SMD file name is "jizo Mitamo.dmx (or .smd) add the following statement

$body "body" "jizo Mitamo.dmx // (or .smd) whichever it is

between the $modelname and the $cdmaterials statements. (You migh also want to add a

$mostlyopaque

Statement as well.

Your QC should look like this

Unfortunately, I do not know if that is so. However it may be something that Zeq might know. I think he is following this thread, maybe he'll respond to that.

Follow up:
Even though the actual shapekey names are still truncated in Blender, I continued the test by exporting the sniper as SMD files and used the decompile QC to compile it.

Other than a couple of things being renamed in the QC (ie the VTA file name and the Animations folder location for the exported sequences) the model compiled without the usual errors about not being able to find flex names. (No errors or warning in the Blender log on compile). ALL shapekeys (flexes) are present and work as they should and like on the original model.

So, I would say other than the names being truncated in the shapekey name blocks, MOST EXCELLENT FIX!

I am not sure how things will work if new shapes are added using the truncated named shapes as there bases. (If you know what I mean, defining the flex in the QC may be complicated if the proper name is not known)

https://i.imgur.com/55DX7a9.png

Now to test on another couple of models.

Sorry Artfunkel, Either I'm not getting the proper download from the GitHub, or I'm screwing up the import someway.

I completely removed 3.0.3, downloaded the version from the GitHub. On install I had to move the files out of the master into the Add-on Folder for Blender to find the new install. Activated the new install. Decompiled the HWM Sniper from the SFM TF_movies models folder using Crowbar 0.67 and Imported the result using the QC as the importer.

Sniper imported face down on the floor (fix coming as per your other discussion) and the VTA Vertices standing with Z Up.

This is the result of the imported VTA animations. (Note, names are still truncated at 63 characters.)

What am I doing wrong to test this for you?

https://i.imgur.com/JKSUOzh.png

Most Excellent. Artfunkel, you are still God my friend. Thank you for all your hard work and dedication.

If these are Bone pose animations, bone only SMD/DMX files are created for the animations and these will go to an anims folder in the export path that you set up.

Animation SMD/DMX files will export at the same time as you export your mesh SMD/DMX fles.

In normal mode, BleST will only export the active animation and to get the others you have to switch between them and make them active. You can then export them, one at a time, by selecting the animation in the exportables panel then switching the animation in the Armature properties panel of BleST.

https://i.imgur.com/H6P5dFS.png

If you have more than 1 animation you want to export, you can export all animation SMD/DMX files at once if you set up the Action Filter in the armatures properties by Selecting it and putting a * (for all animations) in the filter.

https://i.imgur.com/XfV3VGn.png

Check your collections, I think you'll find that each one is using the same armature but the export "thinks" they are separate armature. If you're using Blender Source Tools(BleST) for this export, Check the exportables and see if you're exporting collections, if yes go to the Grouping properties in BleST and suppress all groups so you're exporting individual SMD/DMX files for the animations and not exporting collections.

I though the Game Engine was gone???

No, you have to mimic it using VMT commands.

have they been assigned to the eye mesh?