- Blender DTS Exporter 0.97 Documentation Index
- Installing the Exporter
- Overview of the DTS File Format
- Setting Up DTS Shapes in Blender
- User Interface Overview
- Tutorials
- DTS Meshes
- DTS Materials
- DTS Animations
- LOD - Levels of Detail
- Blender Survival Guide
- Deleting a Blender Action
- Adding Game Properties to an object
- Creating Action Strips
- Creating a "skinned" mesh
- Creating an action animation
- Creating an object animation
- Creating and renaming timeline markers
- External Links
- Mapping images to faces on a mesh
- Moving objects between layers
- Parenting one object to another
- Renaming objects
- Setting mesh shading modes
- Setting meshes as single sided
- Viewing Bone Axes
- Viewing Object Axies
- Viewing object transform properties
- Working with Blender "windows"
- Changes from earlier versions
- Notes on Coordinate systems
- Notes on Scale
- Quick Export Feature
- Troubleshooting
- Exporter Credits
Viewing Bone Axes
Sun, 01/11/2009 - 17:11 — Joseph Greenawalt
To view Bone axes in Blender, select an armature and turn on the Axes button on the Armature panel of the editing buttons (f9):
Bone axes are now visible for all bones in the armature in both edit mode and pose mode.