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 # Import the animation you are using as a starting point. For more detailed information on how to import an Oni animation to Blender, see the next header.
 ## If you did point 3, apply the textures on the animated model.
-# Using the RigBoneConstraintTargetSetter script available [[Blender#Rig_bone_constraint_target_setting_script|HERE,]] set the targets of the rig's bone constraints to be the body parts of the animation you've imported.
+# Using the ''Set Rig Bone Constraint Targets'' option in BlenderOni, set the targets of the rig's bone constraints to be the body parts of the animation you've imported.
 # Using the Pose Matching functionality, constrain the rig to the imported animation (Set the IK-FK sliders on rig limbs to 1, as Pose Matching works only through FK controllers)
-# For each frame that you want to remain in your animation, while having all the bones selected (or the ones you want), press Ctrl+A, select Apply Visual Transform to Pose and keyframe it.
+# For each frame that you want to remain in your animation, while having all the bones selected (or the ones you want), either:
-# Disable bone constraints on the rig using the BoneConstraintEnabler script available [Blender#Script_for_enabling.2Fdisabling_bone_constraints_in_the_selected_armature HERE.]
+## Press Ctrl+A, select ''Apply Visual Transform'' to Pose and keyframe it,
+## Or use the ''Bone Visual Transformer'' option in BlenderOni to bake frames within a specified frame range.
+# Disable bone constraints on the rig using the ''Bone Constraint Switch'' option in BlenderOni.
 # '''Make your animation.'''
-# Once your animation is ready, use the Visual Transformer script available [[Blender#Visual_transformer_script|HERE,]] to bake the rig keyframes into the character model.
+# Once your animation is ready, use the ''Object Visual Transformer'' option in BlenderOni to bake the rig keyframes into the character model.
-# Using the ObjectConstraintEnabler script available [[Blender#Script_for_enabling.2Fdisabling_constraints_in_selected_objects|HERE,]] disable the object constraints on the character model. '''The character model should now be animated and have the needed rotations and locations.
+# Using the ''Object Constraint Switch'' option in BlenderOni, disable the object constraints on the character model. '''The character model should now be animated and have the needed rotations and locations.
 # Export the animation as a DAE.