Unfortunately, I don't. I never needed to, so I never learned :(

I'm guessing there are some animation tutorials somewhere out there, and the basic concept for porting animations into source is to use additional .smd files (an smd file is nothing other than an animation-- it can be dynamic or static which is what your idle smd is).

I animate in blender, and these can be easily compiled into source engine as well, although at the moment with the fancy schmancy dota2 compiler you can't define extra animations (as far as I know) so there's not much point creating models that require animations for now. Maybe I'll do a tutorial.

引用自 Black_Stormy：

I animate in blender, and these can be easily compiled into source engine as well, although at the moment with the fancy schmancy dota2 compiler you can't define extra animations (as far as I know) so there's not much point creating models that require animations for now. Maybe I'll do a tutorial.

I would watch them gladly :) What is your youtube name?