Are you looking to export OBJ sequence in Blender for your 3D animation projects? In this tutorial, I'll walk you through the step-by-step process to export your 3D animation as an OBJ sequence.

Step 1: Set Up Your Animation

Before exporting the OBJ sequence, make sure that your 3D animation is complete and ready to be exported. This includes setting up the keyframes, animations, and any other visual effects you want to include in your sequence.

Step 2: Install the OBJ Sequence Exporter Add-on

Blender does not have a built-in feature to export OBJ sequences, so you'll need to install the OBJ Sequence Exporter add-on. To do this, go to Edit > Preferences > Add-ons, and then click 'Install' and select the add-on file you've downloaded. Once installed, make sure to enable the add-on by ticking the checkbox next to it.

Step 3: Set Your Export Settings

After installing the add-on, go to the File > Export menu and select 'OBJ Sequence (.obj)'. This will open up the export settings where you can set the file path, frame range, and other export options. Make sure to specify the start and end frames for your animation, and choose the location where you want to save the OBJ sequence files.

Step 4: Export the OBJ Sequence

With the export settings configured, click 'Export OBJ Sequence' to start the export process. Blender will then export each frame of your animation as an individual OBJ file, creating a sequence of OBJ files that represent your entire animation.

Step 5: Importing the OBJ Sequence

Once the export is complete, you can import the OBJ sequence into other 3D animation software or game engines to further work on your animation project. By having the OBJ sequence, you can ensure a smooth workflow and compatibility with different 3D software.

In conclusion, exporting OBJ sequence in Blender is essential for creating a seamless 3D animation workflow. By following these steps and using the OBJ Sequence Exporter add-on, you can easily export your 3D animation as an OBJ sequence and work with it in other software. I hope this tutorial has been helpful, and I look forward to seeing the amazing animations you create using this technique.