I'm not sure that there is a good answer for that right now.  I
mentioned previously that Blender can export BVH files that can be
read into Croquet Jasmine for model animation.  Outside of that or
buying a professional modeling package like Maya or 3D Studio Max, the
only real choice right now is writing some Smalltalk code to do the
animation in Croquet directly.  There are not a lot of end-user tools
for this within Croquet at the moment.

On 3/4/06, Darius Clarke <socinian at gmail.com> wrote:
> Cool. Thanks for your thoughts Dave.
> I also know that Blender can represent motion or animation. Would that
> be worth importing into Croquet with the model, or can one use simpler
> packages for that as well?