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Note:The command must be called before any animations - preferably on the first line of the QC.
Note:If necessary, it is possible to use negative values, to indicate that the model should be rotated.
(is possible use negative values and it works as expected. Tested with $upaxis -Y under a hl2 skeleton to compile a world model weapon that is skinned and have jigglebones. StudioMDL Versions: hl2, gmod, l4d2, sfm) |
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== Exporters == | == Exporters == | ||
Revision as of 21:18, 3 September 2023
The $upaxis QC command tells StudioMDL which axis in the SMD file should be considered 'up'. The default value is z.
Note:The command must be called before any animations - preferably on the first line of the QC.Note:If necessary, it is possible to use negative values, to indicate that the model should be rotated.Exporters
- Need $upaxis
- Maya
- Do not need $upaxis
- XSI
- 3DS Max
- MilkShape
- Blender
Usage
$upaxis [X|-X|Y|-Y|Z|-Z]