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<code> | These are the same as "blend" parameters normally specified in sequences, except that you can now explicitly declare their range instead of letting studiomdl try to figure it out. If <code>"loop"</code> is specified, the engine will wrap calculate values. | ||
* | * <code>loop (range)</code> specifies that the inputs wrap at a specified value. | ||
* | * <code>wrap</code> specifies that values less than <code>(min)</code> wrap around to <code>(max)</code>, and so on. | ||
[[Category:QC Commands]] | == Syntax == | ||
$poseparameter (name) (min) (max) ["loop" (number)] ["wrap"] | |||
== Example == | |||
$poseparameter yaw -90 90 loop 360 | |||
[[Category:QC Commands|poseparameter]]__NOTOC__ | |||
Revision as of 14:50, 28 April 2008
These are the same as "blend" parameters normally specified in sequences, except that you can now explicitly declare their range instead of letting studiomdl try to figure it out. If "loop" is specified, the engine will wrap calculate values.
loop (range)specifies that the inputs wrap at a specified value.wrapspecifies that values less than(min)wrap around to(max), and so on.
Syntax
$poseparameter (name) (min) (max) ["loop" (number)] ["wrap"]
Example
$poseparameter yaw -90 90 loop 360