Hello,

I'm working on a program that exports BioVision bvh files so they can be used in A:M. While I was doing some tests I noticed a very strange thing: While each bone's offset is related to it's parent's position A:M seems to get confused when a bone has more than one child; The offset is sometimes altered by the neighbor's offset and some children are rotated when they shouldn't be.
See this picture:
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I tried how it worked out in some other programs and they don't seem to have any trouble with them at all, this is how it should look:
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Is there anyone out there who knows why this is and how to solve it? I really need to get this fixed.
Here is the BioVision test file: Click to view attachment

Thanks.

After doing some more tests and expanding the bvh file suddenly it did work correctly in A:M too.
I still don't know what happened earlier, but as long as it works now I'm continuing happily