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If this is specified, all the animation data will be written to a .ani file, and when sequences | If this is specified, all the animation data will be written to a .ani file, and when sequences are needed, the data will be loaded on demand. This is helpful for streaming animation data of "cinematic" physics. The "size in K" is the block size the animations will be grouped into. Sizes between 4K and 64K are fine, though 16K or 32K has better memory fragmentation characteristics. | ||
The <code>nostall</code> option will make the first [[$sectionframes|section]] not demand load but by included in the .mdl file. | The <code>nostall</code> option will make the first [[$sectionframes|section]] not demand load but by included in the .mdl file. | ||
Revision as of 20:38, 23 June 2010
If this is specified, all the animation data will be written to a .ani file, and when sequences are needed, the data will be loaded on demand. This is helpful for streaming animation data of "cinematic" physics. The "size in K" is the block size the animations will be grouped into. Sizes between 4K and 64K are fine, though 16K or 32K has better memory fragmentation characteristics.
The nostall option will make the first section not demand load but by included in the .mdl file.
Syntax
$animblocksize (size in K) ["nostall"]