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Ah! interesting article, helped me fix a LOOOONG standing issue with my mod. I was expecting NPCs to move the same way players do. Player animations just walk on the spot and use code to decide how fast they move. NPCs seem to use the offset from the origin during the animation * frame rate to decide how fast they move. I was making my new NPC models with player style movement animations, so they weren't moving at all ^^. | Ah! interesting article, helped me fix a LOOOONG standing issue with my mod. I was expecting NPCs to move the same way players do. Player animations just walk on the spot and use code to decide how fast they move. NPCs seem to use the offset from the origin during the animation * frame rate to decide how fast they move. I was making my new NPC models with player style movement animations, so they weren't moving at all ^^. | ||
My only critique is that the title is not particularly descriptive and doesn't tell you what "locking" is for. | |||
Revision as of 05:06, 27 August 2007
Ah! interesting article, helped me fix a LOOOONG standing issue with my mod. I was expecting NPCs to move the same way players do. Player animations just walk on the spot and use code to decide how fast they move. NPCs seem to use the offset from the origin during the animation * frame rate to decide how fast they move. I was making my new NPC models with player style movement animations, so they weren't moving at all ^^.
My only critique is that the title is not particularly descriptive and doesn't tell you what "locking" is for.