• Run Blender3D.
• Install the Blender Addon Drag[en]gine Import Export if not installed already.
• Select the Armature matching the Rig used for doing the motion capture. You can also click the “Captured” button or use the “Browse exported” menu item to open these directories. The capture directory is located here:
  • Linux: ~/config/delauncher/games/e31f1c11-3ca6-c66b-adca-95484bedfc1f/capture/animations
  • Windows: %AppData%\DELaunchers\Config\games\e31f1c11-3ca6-c66b-adca-95484bedfc1f\capture\animations
• Click File → Import → Drag[en]gine Resources → Animations.
• Select the animation file (*.deanim) to import.
• Wait for the import to complete. Importing can take from a couple of seconds to a couple of minutes for long captures. In general multiple short captures are recommended over long captures.
• The imported action is named “Imported MoCap”.

To simplify the process of importing animations an addon for Blender can be downloaded. See Blender DEMoCap Tools Addon for the download and usage.

To test motion capture done on the example characters included in the DEMoCap distribution go to the DEMoCap source code repository at https://github.com/LordOfDragons/democap/releases/latest. Download the package “Source code (zip)” and extract the content to a directory of your choice. The character *.blend files are located in these directories:

• data/develop/blender/dragonroo : Dragonroo character
• data/develop/blender/biomech : Biomech character
• data/develop/blender/hands : First person hands