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Can confirm the same thing happens for Godot 3.4 and was able to provide a workaround using Blender.

To get the animations:
Imported the fbx into Blender.
From the Dope Sheet pushed down each animation into a NLA Track.
Exported as a GLTF into Godot

For the character skin I wanted:
Imported as GLTF in Godot and opened as `Newly Inherited` scene.
Saved each Mesh part as its own object by making them unique

From there I was able to follow the instructions that Kay Lousberg provided.

Thanks, Kay, I love your generosity!

OK, I see what the problem was. Using the executable outside of the project folder caused the game to not run. I've repacked all of the files into a zip folder with the executable and tested on my machine and zip is now available for download on my page.

Awe dang let me see how I can fix this.

Thanks for the advice gdquest and twistedtwigleg. I hope to come out with something fruitful from this jam. :D

I'm with ya. I focused more on building something that resembled a game than actually commenting and creating a dev blog on it.

So far Ive been imitating how the more seasoned game developers post DEV LOGS about their games.  For example:

ATaciturnGamer's post in this forum called "[Devlog] Knight Terrors! "

• Showing screen shots and videos of progress
•  Posting in depth explanation of what changed since the last time they posted, in a way that other game devs will understand quickly.
• Having timely replies to comments both on thier thread and on other peoples 

It all looks organized and neat. 

I appreciate the words of encouragement, thank you. :D

Godot is super friendly and user-friendly With how much you've done over the past few days, wow! Can't wait to see what more you post on development.

On the first day I drafted up what type of game I wanted to make. 

The game is based around Multi-Pile NIM.

You are a heart pumping blood to the body. Do not let Dr.NIM take all of your blood.

Players take turns removing from 1 to all of the units of blood in any one part he chooses.

If you take the last amount of blood you win.

A more detailed description is found in the Game Concept html file.

Thank you Gary Darby for providing an explanation for the algorithm.

http://delphiforfun.org/programs/NIM2_Multi.htm

[27JUL17  DAY: TWO]

One the second day I wanted to create a skeleton of the game with basic mechanics. 

Right now its a clicker where there a 3 piles and each pile has an amount that can be clicked on.

 Once clicked the that will be the only pile that can be selected and will subtract one from that pile until it reaches 0. 

Clicking the end turn button will signify the end of your turn.

Very bare bones with no images or animations as of yet. So nothing impressive. 

Next on the list:

•  Add Dr.Nim as a opponent who will select a random pile to take from
• Create gdscript pseudo-code that will allow Dr.Nim to know which pile to take from  and how much to take (SAFE/UNSAFE) moves
• Create a title and Game Over Screen
• Add images to tell the story / get rid of super boring text only display
• Background Sound and Sound FX
• Credits

[26JUL17 DAY: ONE]

Setup
ARRAY 3 body parts 
INT Each body part has 10 units of blood
BOOL The player chooses to go first or second
F(X) decimal to binary
F(X) binary to decimal

Game Loop
Players take turns removing from 1 to all of the units of blood in any one part he chooses.

End condition/ Win condition
Every pile has 0 units of blood
Player that takes the last unit of blood wins.

Strategy
Inherit Unsafe moves then turn them into Safe moves.
Inherit Safe moves then take 1 unit from the biggest pile.

Write the number of each pile in binary 
Check whether the sum of the bits is odd or even
Numbers with all the bits in each column being even is SAFE
Odd sums in any column are UNSAFE

Example:

*Any safe position will become unsafe by ANY move.
*Any unsafe position can be made safe with the appropriate move

To find that appropriate move:
      Find the leftmost column with an odd sum.  

     Find a row (pile) that has a 1 in this column.

      Starting at this column and moving to the right, flip every binary digit (0 becomes 1 and 1 becomes 0) for each column whose sum is odd.

     So our objective is to inherit unsafe positions and use our move to make them safe.  Since the next-to-last move consists of one or more sticks in a single pile (an unsafe position) we will eventually inherit this board and proceed to make it safe (and win!) by removing all remaining sticks in that. 

The key arrangements of piles you can safely leave, in descending order, organized by descending number of piles, are as follows:

3 piles
----------
11, 10, 1
11, 9, 2
11, 8, 3
10, 9, 3
10, 8, 2
9, 8, 1
7, 6, 1
7, 5, 2
7, 4, 3
6, 5, 3
6, 4, 2
5, 4, 1
3, 2, 1

My name is Devone Reynolds, Navy Submarine Veteran, and it is nice to see so many profiles here. I was not able to join the last game jam mostly because of not knowing about this website but this one looked like a great one to start with. I like couch co-op games because it is awesome to share the experience with a friend and it is what inspired me to become a game dev. I have a handful of months experience with game theory and development, with Godot being the engine of choice. My main goal for this game is to practice a basic game dev cycle and use social media to communicate in a professional atmosphere.