Is there a way to copy a set of frames from a model in MED so that I have duplicates of them?

For example, let's say that I have a model with 150 frames of animation. Can I, for example, copy frames 76-90 so that I have a duplicate set of these frames appended onto the end (thus, the copy becomes frames 151-165)?

I see how we can add a set of frames to the end, but I don't want to add, but to copy a set of frames so I only have to do a few minor tweaks for these new animations (basically making a happy face neutral).

Any help would be appreciated.

OK. I see that the ADD FRAMES function under Manage Frames allows me to copy a frame. However, is there a way to copy a group or set of frames (i.e. 76-90) and not do one at a time?

Thanks!

This would indeed be great. PLEEEASE!!!

I'm pretty sure that was possible in earlier versions of MED. For some reason, unknown to us commoners, it was lost in an upgrade.

But a workaround may be to export the model in ASC and then append the frames.

But guess what? You can't do that in the latest upgrade.

I keep V.6.171 on my desktop for that purpose and for skinning. I find skinning to be much easier in the older version.

At some time in the future "upgrade" will become a curse word.