Basic Animation List

Max3D

Field Researcher

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#1

18th Jul 2006 at 3:04 PM

Basic Animation List

Some time i feel the need to made some for the community (and for mee too)
so i've a gift for everyone like me that prefear to search on a .txt file than a 30megs package file.

i've made a list in .txt version and one with a table in .htm
so if you need it for a website i've made the work for you.

both version have 4728 animations from TS2 (Base)
maybe there are all basic ...

hope you'll find it usefull

max.

Attached files:

AnimationList.rar (43.1 KB, 2037 downloads)

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trezero

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#2

19th Jul 2006 at 2:23 AM

Definetly can be useful. :D

Of course, the problem still arises, once you find the animation you want, you still need to open the package....

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Echo

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#3

19th Jul 2006 at 10:42 AM

trezero: Only if you want to edit the animation yourself. If you just want to use them in another object you don't need to go into objects.package at all.

Max3D

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#4

19th Jul 2006 at 3:18 PM

yep, and it's realy fast to search a "nod" on this way

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trezero

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#5

19th Jul 2006 at 4:44 PM

Tsschk. You haven't really modded anything until you've gone 3 layers deeper than you ever needed to, and got yourself completely confused at least twice.

Or at least, that's what all my mods usually entail.

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Max3D

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#6

19th Jul 2006 at 9:00 PM Last edited by Max3D : 19th Jul 2006 at 9:30 PM.

my objective is to produce fast and always good stuff...
some time i reach it some time not..
and i hate to loose my self :P

at least i think that many ppl didn't do his best 'cause we haven't a realy productive editor...

actually i can't produse much more than a static mesh with some function :P
and think that i work with 3DStudio from the versione 4 (under dos 6.22)
For sure i can animate Bone, with IK and not.. layered and not :P
but without a decent programming interface not much is doinable 4me

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Echo

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#7

20th Jul 2006 at 10:44 AM

Max: Which interface are you hoping for? I've always found the BHAV interface to be extremely simple to use... I can't say much about the animations though - I can't even get my objects to maintain their bone structure!

Max3D

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#8

20th Jul 2006 at 11:50 AM

nice answare.. probably a console style would be more easy to use..
something like this

Quote:

0: 0x0002: Expression Local 0x0: = Literal 0x0
1: 0x0002: Expression Stack Object ID 0x0: = Literal 0x0
2: 0x001F: Set to Next (person, resoult in Stack Object ID 0x0000)
3: 0x0032: Add/Change....

... at the end is all about parsing the hex code..

i think, maybe something like Edith

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Echo

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#9

20th Jul 2006 at 1:23 PM Last edited by Echo : 20th Jul 2006 at 1:30 PM.

Heh, Edith is extremely similar to PJSE in its interface. The only real difference is that PJSE displays the tree as left aligned where Edith displays it as a free form tree.

If you want something more console-ish though, check out Dizzy's NASM assembler:
http://www.variousimmers.net/vsimfo...read.php?t=1852
You can write pretty much straight text based files and I believe it parses them into BHAV.

I still prefer PJSE though.

Max3D

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