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Creating animations is surprisingly easy in Pro Engineer, but you need the Animation package first. I can't remember if it's part of AAX, MDX, or it's own separate module, but I suspect the latter.
To create an animation, you define:
1. A Key Frame Sequence of snapshots (what you want your assembly to look like) at specified times in the animation.
2. Which saved views you want executed at specific times (where the camera is).
3. Events executed at specific times (e.g., motors, body locks).
The Animation package interpolates from each point on the Time Domain (I think that's what they call the thing at the bottom of the screen) to the next, and you can save your animation as an mpeg.
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