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Game Help / Specific Preset Animations HELP
« on: January 02, 2018, 10:43:55 pm »
I wasn't entirely sure where to put this since it isn't really a game problem/game help thing, and also not a preset tutorial at all?
But...
I was wondering if any experienced preset makers out there know of a code/codes that can be used to create very specific preset animations?
Specific in the sense that only if a certain thing happens will the animation occur.
What I'm looking for is the ability to have a preset that when its eyes are closed, they're entirely dark, but when they're opened at all they turn red or glowy.
I was thinking this could work IF there's such a code available so that if the model has the emote "Rest" or "Rest Ear Perk" (whatever specified emotes) then there would be dark eyes, but anything else the eyes would be colored or animate. Perhaps an if/then statement?
I just don't know if the code will ACCEPT something like that, which is the issue.
The reason I'm trying to make it so when the eyes are closed the eyes go dark is because that way at any angle the eyes won't be seen under the eyelids at all, since the eyes don't close completely.
So... is this possible to do?
and if not, is there another solution for a similar result?
But...
I was wondering if any experienced preset makers out there know of a code/codes that can be used to create very specific preset animations?
Specific in the sense that only if a certain thing happens will the animation occur.
What I'm looking for is the ability to have a preset that when its eyes are closed, they're entirely dark, but when they're opened at all they turn red or glowy.
I was thinking this could work IF there's such a code available so that if the model has the emote "Rest" or "Rest Ear Perk" (whatever specified emotes) then there would be dark eyes, but anything else the eyes would be colored or animate. Perhaps an if/then statement?
I just don't know if the code will ACCEPT something like that, which is the issue.
The reason I'm trying to make it so when the eyes are closed the eyes go dark is because that way at any angle the eyes won't be seen under the eyelids at all, since the eyes don't close completely.
So... is this possible to do?
and if not, is there another solution for a similar result?