Hi guys, I want to make a pretty professional and unique walkthrough for Jedi Academy so I decided to install a lot of mods. It took me a few days but I learned how the game files work and how to make different mods compatible with each other. Now I'm stuck with the final thing I want to mess with - the animations. So here's the thing. I downloaded a few animation mods that I like but they can't all be applied at once because each one changes _humanoid.gla file so they keep overwriting each other. What I want to do is edit the base game vanilla _humanoid.gla file and replace a few select animations with the modded ones taken from different mods. And I don't want to simply merge all the modded .gla files too because I don't want all the animations they change, just some. To give you an idea. For example I want: 1. from "Clone Wars Stances and Effects Mod" https://jkhub.org/files/file/753-clone-wars-stances-and-effects-mod/: -the landing after jump animation -walking, running and standing (with saber disabled) animation -walking with an ignited single saber animation -staff saber stance and running animation 2. from RPmod Animations: -the blaster pistol stance and shooting animation 3. from Walking Animations mod https://mrwonko.de/jk3files/Jedi%20Academy/Mods/Animations%20and%20Stances/67664/: -walking with ignited two sabers and staff saber animations 4. from Small Animation Fix mod https://mrwonko.de/jk3files/Jedi%20Academy/Mods/Animations%20and%20Stances/103011/ -all included animations (melee stance and jetpack animations) I downloaded blender and the extensions that allow to import Jedi Academy files but since I never worked with a program like that it really goes over my head. I expected to find a list of all animations inside the file and just swap the ones I want to change. It feels like it should be an easy task but I can't seem to understand how to do this. Can you guys explain to me if this is possible? And if so, please keep in mind that I'm new at this so try to explain it to me as straightforwardly as possible. I'm a quick learner, I promise. In summary, I don't want to create any models or animations. I just want to get inside the .gla file and swap a few animations for other ones so that I end up with a custom _humanoid.gla file. Cheers