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Old 16th Jul 2012, 01:24 PM DefaultSome Animation Questions #1
Woe Hawthorne
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Hey, Woe here. I did some researching(still getting used to the MTS navigation as I am still pretty new here. So, sorry if I'm repeating anyone in some way)

I currently have a few animations that I use with the pose player. I'm a fairly fast learner, but I'm still studying the animations. I'm currently working on a project of mine and so I installed the following package:

https://sites.google.com/site/alans...etactionemotion

Very useful! But, I learned that after I add them all into my playlist, and then click on one to play/loop, it plays through the whole playlist. Now, the only way I'm sure to avoid this, is by only typing in one code at a time, and then playing/looping it.

What I want to know is, is there a way that I can perform the animation(s) I want without having to minimize my game to reread the codes and then having to type them back into the player one at a time?

I'm very used to the pose player, where you just choose from your list.(I thought the animator was the same, but I guess I'm wrong? And, cmomoney, thanks for that player! :D) I just find it very, very tasking to use the animation(s) I want, one code at a time and have to minimize my game to go back and reread them in order to type them back in.

I hope I was clear, this is my first thread and all and I'd really like to learn an answer clearly to my question, since I'm currently working on a series of my own. ^^

Thank you! <3
Old 16th Jul 2012, 04:05 PM #2
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The best place to ask this is the comments for the Animator itself - this forum is intended for questions about MTS generally, so those of us who frequent this forum aren't very likely to be experts on any particular mod.

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