I found the existing tutorial on this subject to be confusing/outdated/not accurate so I made a tutorial for internal use at our company, but got permission to share it here in case others will find it useful.
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Awesome, thanks for sharing it. @JCPalmer, might be a good add to the doc ?
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I am rethinking documentation. In that case, adding some tips section with this link would not be a big deal.
I never made the stuff inside the Documentation repo. The Blender exporter does not really need anything else in that repo.
Thinking about doing it in the actual export repo, and changing the doc repo to just point to it, just like the documentation for Native. This is just less work.
Thanks Mate. Awesome video tutorial 
. Lazy people like me will find it just so much easier and straight forward then the written version that’s in the doc (and contains some obsolete/useless parts) 
As a side note, in case you use the models from the mixamo library, you can/should save your animation without skin (else you’ll download a lot of mb from your model and textures just to delete them next thing 
).
@sebavan Didn’t you say you wanted to include the link to the video in the doc? Or revisit the doc for this part? or may be I just misunderstood it.
yup completely slipped my mind… Let s add @thomlucc who build some part of the mixamo doc to see where would be best to add it.
Thanks @mawa! I’ll look at the best place to add it in the documentation
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Actually while searching for something else, I did just find this part:
Don’t know for how long it has been here but the video is relevant and fairly similar to the one above and the content of this page feels also pretty much ok to me.
So may be it’s just a matter of having a link to this from this page and eventually amend or remove some information that are duplicates with unwanted complexity (of course, my opinion only)
I think it makes sens @mawa, I actually did this page you are mentioning some time ago - and I was blocked for some time trying to combine several animations (and being a newbie at Blender) using the Mixamo to Blender to Babylon.js | Babylon.js Documentation page. I’ll update this Mixamo page as you suggest, because it is where people land most of the time. Thanks!
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Page updated, @mawa : Mixamo to Blender to Babylon.js | Babylon.js Documentation
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That looks good to me 
Have a great day 
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