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  1. Hello! I am working on importing an animation from http://voxelbuilder.com. There the animations are simply a set of frames which are switched in order. So, if I want to create an animation with 3 meshes I should do: 1. Show 1st mesh for 1/3 of a second 2. Show 2nd mesh for 1/3 of a second 3. Show 3rd mesh for 1/3 of a second 4. Show 1st mesh again. Logically that is fine but how can I do this properly? From each mesh I have the following information: vertexData.positions = positions; vertexData.indices = indices; vertexData.normals = normals; vertexData.colors = colorlist; Is it possible to create an animation by just setting the different indices/positions/normals/colors for each frame? It would be sweet if after `vertexData.applyToMesh(myMesh, true)` and `myMesh.bakeCurrentTransformIntoVertices()` I could also be able to start the animation with `scene.beginAnimation(myMesh, 0, 3, true, 1)`. Thanks! EDIT: To add more information: the amount of vertices, their positions and their uv's can drastically change from a frame to another, so the system should handle ANY mesh sequence and not the same vertices but in different positions.
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