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In any case, there are going to be many people who still have copies of Fuse content from before support was withdrawn (the removal of support doesn't retroactively affect models that already work), so recent videos using Fuse models don't really demonstrate anything - they could be old models, or models done manually.
you can always attempt to rig sfm characters from scratch or beta skellies. :)
Adobe offers FUSE for Free if you open an Adobe CC account. The auto rigger there does FBX and DAE rigs which can be imported to Blender then Exported as DMX/SMD files. They also offer animations that you can append to your characters for free.
So with that tool i should be able to get the animations into source flimmaker right???
Which is why I created this guide.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=245723825
This helps so much! Thank you.