# Baked Animation Sequences

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#### Import OBJ Sequences

1\. In the Element Scene Setup, go to File/Import 3D Sequence\
2\. Select the first file in your animation sequence\
3\. Click Import

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**Baked Animation**\
Once imported, under the model options you will get some options for Start Frame, End Frame, Frame Offset, and Playback Speed.

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**Start Frame**\
You can use the Start frame value to do a quick temporary scrub through to see if the whole sequence is there (make sure to put back to 1).

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Once you hit Ok and go to After Effects, you will have some additional options under under Particle look.

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[See Baked Animation options](https://www.videocopilot.net/help/element2/help_files_v2/animating_3d_objects/baked_animation_options/)
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