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[Morbane]

 I have created a SFX of a X2 snake statue - it is attached to a Humanoid's Pelvis - the idle animation makes the statue move like it is alive - it would be nice if I could prevent that.

The reason I am doing this is to have the statue look like it has been pushed aside by the PC by using ActionMoveToLocation() - I have it so it works but there are two things that kill the illusion: the idle animations and the Humanoid the SFX is attached to (so far) has to be visible for the statue SFX to render in-game. Another issue is that apparently the size of the Humanoid affects the size of the statue SFX - if I use a Human the size is perfect...

Any tricks or suggestions are welcome -     

Thanks in advance.

[kamalpoe]

 I have created a SFX of a X2 snake statue - it is attached to a Humanoid's Pelvis -

Let me get this straight. A trouser attached snake?

the idle animation makes the statue move like it is alive - it would be nice if I could prevent that.

And you want the trouser snake not to move?

[JasonNH]

LOL @ kamalpoe.



Instead of attaching the model to the pelvis of the skeleton, try the INVALID_ATTACH point. I did this before to create a human with his head in a stockade and needed to prevent him from moving. It worked for me in this case, not sure if your model will work.

[Morbane]

kamalpoe wrote...

 I have created a SFX of a X2 snake statue - it is attached to a Humanoid's Pelvis -

Let me get this straight. A trouser attached snake?

the idle animation makes the statue move like it is alive - it would be nice if I could prevent that.

And you want the trouser snake not to move?

 (no help there - nope)

Modifié par Morbane, 28 juillet 2010 - 05:29 .

[Morbane]

JasonNH wrote...

LOL @ kamalpoe.

Instead of attaching the model to the pelvis of the skeleton, try the INVALID_ATTACH point. I did this before to create a human with his head in a stockade and needed to prevent him from moving. It worked for me in this case, not sure if your model will work.

I tried that one - it made the SFX be below the ground - I think this is one of those things that will take some off the wall figuring out.

If I can avoid the relational references to private parts.

[JasonNH]

Morbane wrote...

I tried that one - it made the SFX be below the ground - I think this is one of those things that will take some off the wall figuring out.

What about raising the position of it then? You can use the "Position" field under the Location settings to make it higher.

[diophant]

In NWN1, there was a visual effect VFX_DUR_FREEZE_ANIMATION, which worked well. Don't know if it still works in NWN2.