How to use 500+ Motion Matching Animations for Cinematics in Unreal Engine 5

How to use 500+ Motion Matching Animations for Cinematics in Unreal Engine 5
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[@HussinKhan]

NOTE: There is really no need for you to export FBX for the UEFN character. That was just to show you can actually do it for export purposes.

[@QuarterWit]

Cool tutorial! Wondering if you have time if you could make one on how to migrate all the necessary elements of the 500 animation to a whole other project and setting them up in the new project for the purposes of cinematics/animating. I've tried to find one, but no one has made this tutorial yet. I think lots of people would love to see that! Thanks for making these, you explain stuff really well! Cheers

[@HussinKhan]

Hi Thank you! To migrate all animations you can just select all the animations and use the migrate tool to send to another project. It's a very straight forward process.

[@QuarterWit]

@@HussinKhan Oh, really? so i only need to migrate the animation files? That's awesome, for some reason i thought it would be more complicated haha. Are they ready to use on metahumans in the new project?
Thanks for the answer btw!

[@HussinKhan]

@@QuarterWit yes that easy and yes ready for metahumans

[@QuarterWit]

@@HussinKhan Sweet, thanks for the info man, cheers!

[@Conbini.]

This is so great man thanks for making these. Very clear and easy to follow. Can't wait to crack this open. BTW, little note about Metahumans, the "M_tal_nrw" actually stands for "Male Tall Normal Weight" not "narrow" bc then the "ovw" is "overweight" and "unw" is "underweight".

[@HussinKhan]

Thanks!! Oops did I say narrow, I meant normal 😅 Thanks for that!