What you can do is use that object, delete all the meshes in Unity so you're just left with the bones (empty GOs) and the SkinnedMeshRenderer. I must be missing something obvious one again. Reading the MDL in MCX (today's dev release) shows that the anim is included (correct name in the anim manager, and correct code in the ModelDef.xml reader).
Also, aside from "multiply by inverse bone transform" and actual mesh calculation, hierarchical skinned animation system should be completely identical to hierarchical "non-skinned" animation system. Instead of skinned mesh, draw a dummy box or something like that for every bone and see if it moves correctly in world space while being animated. This format is commonly used on the web, and has support in various 3D engines such as Unit圓D, Unreal Engine 4, and Godot. glTF reduces the size of 3D models and the runtime processing needed to unpack and render those models. How can I import that FROM studio and back to Blender for animating? glTF™ (GL Transmission Format) is used for transmission and loading of 3D models in web and native applications. Lets say I have a skinned mesh bone rig and I imported to studio so I can rig it with some other thing.
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