Is importing from Maya via fbx using model@anim broken?

Screenshot added. I'm expecting to get one model with multiple animation clips associated with it. I get three different models (red box) each with one animation (except for the base model which has no animations).

This is totally normal. With the "@" character, all the animations will be bound to the main model in its Animation component if you are using legacy animation system. If you are using $$anonymous$$ecanim, you should open the each model file and drag the internal animation onto mecanim design window.

If you really want to have 1 model and many animations, you can just create the copies of the internal animation files and delete the parent model file. But I don't suggest that because in case of you want to update the animations, you will have to do it again and again.

Thanks, Xtro. How do I make sure I am using the legacy system during the import process? I just need to load a model with several animations and trigger them from a script. I'm not sure I need $$anonymous$$ecanim for that.

Open the rig tab in the inspector. Select Legacy in the dropdown menu. The orhers are for mecanim.

Please mark this as an answer. Thank you :)

Thanks, that worked. Had to do set the Legacy flag for both the model and the anims and then drag the anims into the model's animation list.