also, how do I create the rays of light that are in a lot of areas in game?
one more thing, initial animation for a PC when they enter the module... currently before moving the PC looks like they are doing a star jump
thanks in advance
2 more questions. Rays of Light and animations
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BlindHamster
, nov. 25 2009 07:50
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Posté 25 novembre 2009 - 07:50
BlindHamster
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If I want an NPC to be animated in a certain way (a chanter looking like he's chanting ala the ones in chantries) how do I do it?
also, how do I create the rays of light that are in a lot of areas in game?
one more thing, initial animation for a PC when they enter the module... currently before moving the PC looks like they are doing a star jump
thanks in advance
also, how do I create the rays of light that are in a lot of areas in game?
one more thing, initial animation for a PC when they enter the module... currently before moving the PC looks like they are doing a star jump
thanks in advance
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Posté 26 novembre 2009 - 06:18
BryanDerksen
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A) check out http://social.biowar...bient_behaviour, I suspect that's the system you'll want to tinker with for that.
I was probably the guy that mentioned light ray models. I'm not a level artist so I don't know the model names offhand either, but I'm pretty sure that's how it's done.
C) not really sure either, but I _think_ the star-jump pose doesn't happen if the player object has had any other animation done to him before the game proper starts - eg, in an introductory cutscene. There might be other ways to work around this but I seem to recall that working for me when I put together the demo module.
I was probably the guy that mentioned light ray models. I'm not a level artist so I don't know the model names offhand either, but I'm pretty sure that's how it's done.C) not really sure either, but I _think_ the star-jump pose doesn't happen if the player object has had any other animation done to him before the game proper starts - eg, in an introductory cutscene. There might be other ways to work around this but I seem to recall that working for me when I put together the demo module.
