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Where can I get information about that move?

What I mean is that the kf-file (walkforward) has the keys of all the moves, but no information about the main bone if the actor is walking forward, for example

 

. How far does it go forward, and in how many frames, where is it?

Posted
10 minutes ago, TDA said:

What I mean is that the kf-file

 

Are you sure you posted in the correct section ??

 

While assuming you're talking about Oblivion, afaik it uses in place motion which means actual movment is done by the engine, the animations do not provide the actual motion.

Posted (edited)
13 minutes ago, Vader666 said:

 

Are you sure you posted in the correct section ??

 

While assuming you're talking about Oblivion, afaik it uses in place motion which means actual movment is done by the engine, the animations do not provide the actual motion.

Everything is correct. I converted animation files to kf format for giant gggg.jpg

 

Where does the engine get this information? In the behavior file, I guess, but how do I get it for each frame-period or whatever?

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Posted
17 hours ago, TDA said:

Everything is correct. I converted animation files to kf format for giant gggg.jpg

 

Where does the engine get this information? In the behavior file, I guess, but how do I get it for each frame-period or whatever?

 

Why did you convert to kf? Just curious.

 

But yeah, the actor object is moved, the animation is just running on the spot.

 

And there are like two people who know about behavior files and neither of them are here.

Posted
1 hour ago, RohZima said:

 

Why did you convert to kf? Just curious.

 

But yeah, the actor object is moved, the animation is just running on the spot.

 

And there are like two people who know about behavior files and neither of them are here.

for Oblivion

 

 

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