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[spiritovod]

@wumoxh: You can export only currently added to the mesh animations, that's specifics of UE5 build. Open a mesh, add required animations manually or use animation search, then export the mesh. Though since the game is using retargeting via master skeleton for all character animations, it's recommended to add and export only compatible animations manually. As for facial animations, I guess it's not possible to export them, since they're using animation curves for morphs targets, which is not supported by umodel.

[spiritovod]

@wumoxh: Export from the viewer and export from directory tree are working differently, therefore export from directory tree doesn't work as expected for UE5 games (and also for some UE4 games as well). Like it was already said, you can export only a few selected animations if needed by adding them manually to currently loaded mesh with "append" option, but they will be exported to single psa anyway. I've added option to allow creating separate files for each exported animation (psk/psa only). This option is available in export window in the updated build.

Alternatively, you can export to gltf, in such case included animations will be available as separate NLA tracks with proper animation names in other tools upon import. It's also recommended because some meshes have up to 8 weights here, while it's supported only for gltf export with respective option.

[spiritovod]

@wumoxh: It's up to the user to decide which output to use. If you see notice about renormalized weights in umodel logs after opening a mesh, that means it's using more than 4 weights and it can be properly exported only to gltf at the moment. But mesh imported via gltf will not be compatible with psa animations, since existing import plugins are using different way to load them. Basically, it's either gltf for both mesh/animations or psk/psa, unless you understand how to fix inconsistencies between different formats manually. I can't help with third party tools though.