Psh, your problem is not with the actual keyframe.
When Magos' model editor is loading keyframes, note the following:
Code:
Scaling 3 {
Bezier,
GlobalSeqId 0,
0: { 1.24684, 1.24684, 1.24684 },
InTan { 0, 0, 0 },
OutTan { 1.31936, 1.31936, 1.31936 },
100: { 0.876578, 0.876578, 0.876578 },
InTan { 0.949092, 0.949092, 0.949092 },
OutTan { 0.949092, 0.949092, 0.949092 },
200: { 1.24684, 1.24684, 1.24684 },
InTan { 1.31936, 1.31936, 1.31936 },
OutTan { 0, 0, 0 },
}
The important part here is
Scaling 3 { -- this 3 is the number of keyframes contained within.
If this number does not match the actual number of keyframes (as will happen with an animation transfer -- Oink's tool does not fiddle with this number because it is actually meaningless, except to Magos'), then the model editor will complain.
The solution is to convert back to MDX with YobGul's or Guesst's MDL/X converter; neither of these care about this number, and will recalculate it properly on conversion.
Or you can go through every bone/helper/etc and count up the frames yourself. ;p
Decided not to add the Wendigo death yet. I think it would be too much work for me at the moment. (17, and still a noob)
