On the other hand the SkinnedMesh sample works just fine so I have one question, how different are the two samples and can I readdapt one to work with the other?

Second, a third option you can try (which does animation blending, animation composition, etc) is the KiloWatt Animation Library. It is, for sure, not geared towards only one model, and it also fixes some annoying problems with the SkinningSample (including the problem of generating really large animation files, the problem of not blending multiple animations, and the problem of being jerky when playing animations in slow motion).

jwatte:

First, all animation samples require a custom processor, so when you add a new mesh, you have to configure the correct mesh processor.

Second, a third option you can try (which does animation blending, animation composition, etc) is the KiloWatt Animation Library. It is, for sure, not geared towards only one model, and it also fixes some annoying problems with the SkinningSample (including the problem of generating really large animation files, the problem of not blending multiple animations, and the problem of being jerky when playing animations in slow motion).

 Well I already fixed it, I few day sago I would have loved ou for the KiloWatt animation library but I've already fixed a lot of the issues you bring up such as animation blending.     

chillypacman:

 Well I already fixed it, I few day sago I would have loved ou for the KiloWatt animation library but I've already fixed a lot of the issues you bring up such as animation blending.     

Hi Chillypacman, I'm having the same problem using the MultiAnimation sample : the mesh is loaded (I see the number of instances in the text area) but I can't see it.
Under the SkinnedMesh program, it's rendering fine although...

What kind of changes have you done in the MultiAnimation sample ?