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{{this is a|QC command|name=$sectionframes}} It causes all the animations that are longer than <code><min frame count></code> to be cut into <code><frame count></code> sections, stored in separate data blocks. This helps with cache access, especially when used with <code>[[ANI|.ani]]</code> files. | |||
This defaults to ''$sectionframes 30 120'' if unspecified in the QC file. | This defaults to ''$sectionframes 30 120'' if unspecified in the QC file. | ||
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$sectionframes <frame count> <min frame count> | $sectionframes <frame count> <min frame count> | ||
== See also == | |||
* [[$animblocksize]] | |||
* [[$bonesaveframe]] | |||
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Latest revision as of 17:49, 3 August 2025
$sectionframes is a QC command available in all 
Source games. It causes all the animations that are longer than <min frame count> to be cut into <frame count> sections, stored in separate data blocks. This helps with cache access, especially when used with .ani files.
This defaults to $sectionframes 30 120 if unspecified in the QC file.
Syntax
$sectionframes <frame count> <min frame count>
See also