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I’m look on to export an animated .x from Maya 2012.  this has helped some....

svv3d 19 September 2011 09:04 AM

download from
http://www.chadvernon.com/blog/resources/cvxporter/

PS: For 2011 and 2012

find

cmds.scriptTable( "animationSets", rows=1, columns=3, label=[(1, "Name"), (2, "Start Frame"), (3, "End Frame")], enable=False, width=400, height=500, columnWidth=[(1,180),(2,70),(3,70)], getCellCmd="getCellMel", cellChangedCmd="cellChangedMel" )

and replace

cmds.scriptTable( "animationSets", rows=1, columns=3, label=[(1, "Name"), (2, "Start Frame"), (3, "End Frame")], enable=False, width=400, height=500, columnWidth=[(1,180),(2,70),(3,70)], getCellCmd=getCell, cellChangedCmd=cellChanged )

but it’s still not exporting animations (that par of the .x file brackets are empty)

the only other bug is that the table acts a bit cooky with the tab navigation.
python output shows no errors.

anyone have experience with this script and Maya 2012?
I’d appreciate any help you can give.
(latest version of cvxporter)

the only other reference I found to working with it is a poorly
translated Chinese page for Maya 8.5 which says I have to
re-animate my mesh with different max influences settings
and a long drawn out process for making my animation
compatible with the exporter:

http://translate.google.com/tran...biw=768&bih=496&prmd=ivns

(google translation of http://miloblogger.blogspot.com/...ewith-bone-animation.html )