trepleen Posted August 31, 2014 Posted August 31, 2014 Please look at this code first: ;lets add stages from other animations;0 for male, 1 for femaleint a1 = Anim.AddPosition(1);int position, string animationEvent, float forward = 0.0, float side = 0.0, float up = 0.0, float rotate = 0.0, bool silent = false, bool openMouth = false, bool strapon = true, int sos = 0);grabbing animation 1 from arrok lesbian animation 1, stage 2 and then setting the position to 0Anim.AddPositionStage(a1, "SexypaKiss1F", 0, silent = true, openMouth = false)Anim.AddPositionStage(a1, "SexypaKiss1F", 0, silent = true, openMouth = false);0 for male, 1 for femaleint a2 = Anim.AddPosition(0);grabbing animation 2 from arrok lesbian animation 2, stage 2 and then setting the position to -100, since busy with mouth make silent, keep mouth open since givingAnim.AddPositionStage(a2, "SexypaKiss1F", -180, silent = true, rotate=180.0, openMouth = false)Anim.AddPositionStage(a2, "SexypaKiss1F", -180, silent = true, rotate=180.0, openMouth = false) I've added a kissing animation. Everything works great, except the actors are not at the center pivot point of the camera, so when you rotate with the mouse, you don't actually rotate around the actors at their center, they are off by about 60 units I would say. I tried setting the offset values in AddPositionStage, but no matter where I move them, they seem to always be roughly 50-80 units from the center point of the cameras center. It may be due to the fact I'm rotating the player actor by 180 degrees, but I was hoping I could modify the center value some how?
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