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Flozi: /* Further reading */ add a link through to skeleton examples page

2022-11-17T19:38:15Z

Further reading: add a link through to skeleton examples page

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	== Further reading ==		== Further reading ==
			* [[Animation:LuaExamples]]
	* [http://tvo.github.com/spring/2010/04/19/lus-stumpy.html Stumpy tutorial]		* [http://tvo.github.com/spring/2010/04/19/lus-stumpy.html Stumpy tutorial]
	* [http://tvo.github.com/spring/2010/04/26/lus-stumpy-2.html Polishing the stumpy]		* [http://tvo.github.com/spring/2010/04/26/lus-stumpy-2.html Polishing the stumpy]

Picassoct: /* Workflow for animating S3o models in Blender */

2017-04-22T23:56:51Z

Workflow for animating S3o models in Blender

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	6. Find Move commands like {['c']='move',['p']=LowerJaw, ['a']=x_axis, ['t']=-0.000000, ['s']=0.012682}, and purge them. Replace them with todos- you will have to insert them manually later, with correct axis and values.		6. Find Move commands like {['c']='move',['p']=LowerJaw, ['a']=x_axis, ['t']=-0.000000, ['s']=0.012682}, and purge them. Replace them with todos- you will have to insert them manually later, with correct axis and values.

	7.In the turn commands - exchange the z and the y_axis.		7.In the turn commands - exchange the ['a']=z_axis with ['a']=y_axisz and the old ['a']=y_axis with ['a']=z_axis.
	Here is a Regex, to make the text-search easier.		Here is a Regex, to make the text-search easier.

Picassoct: /* Workflow for animating S3o models in Blender */

2017-04-22T23:48:03Z

Workflow for animating S3o models in Blender

Picassoct: S3o Animations via Blenderplugin

2017-04-22T23:44:52Z

S3o Animations via Blenderplugin

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	Additionally, for Lua unit scripts operating on Assimp models (primarily .dae and .blend), it is possible to do most of your animating in Blender using the [https://github.com/Anarchid/blender2lus blender2lus] export addon.		Additionally, for Lua unit scripts operating on Assimp models (primarily .dae and .blend), it is possible to do most of your animating in Blender using the [https://github.com/Anarchid/blender2lus blender2lus] export addon.

			=== Workflow for animating S3o models in Blender ===
			Anarchids Blendertools can be used to animate (within limits) S3O models. Here are the steps:
			1. Export your model into Blender.
			2. Restore the Hierarchy in Blender.
			https://blender.stackexchange.com/questions/26108/how-do-i-parent-objects
			(Ctrl + P) is your friend .
			3. If all Pivots are set correctly, create the Animations, one by one.
			4. Export the Animations with Anarchids Skript Export tool.
			5. Open the resulting Animationskript for postprocesing.
			6. Find Move commands like {['c']='move',['p']=LowerJaw, ['a']=x_axis, ['t']=-0.000000, ['s']=0.012682}, and purge them. Replace them with todos- you will have to insert them manually later, with correct axis and values.
			7.In the turn commands - exchange the z and the y_axis.
			Here is a Regex, to make the text-search easier.
			{\['c']='turn',\['p']=([^\s]+), \['a']=z_axis, \['t']=\*
			{\['c']='turn',\['p']=([^\s]+), \['a']=y_axis, \['t']=-1\*
			8. Invert (change the sign) of the y_axis values.
			9. Start the game and call the Animation you want to debug in a Loop.
			10. Congratulations you now have smoothly animated S3o Models.

	== Further reading ==		== Further reading ==

Anarchid: /* Workflow */

2015-02-02T10:10:31Z

Workflow

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	To be able to use commands above, unzip your game into directory named "myGame.sdd", then you can directly change lua scripts (animations etc.) and reload.		To be able to use commands above, unzip your game into directory named "myGame.sdd", then you can directly change lua scripts (animations etc.) and reload.

	Additionally, for Lua unit scripts operating on Assimp models (primarily .dae and .blend), it is possible to do most of your animating in Blender using the ~~blender2lus~~[https://github.com/Anarchid/blender2lus] export addon.		Additionally, for Lua unit scripts operating on Assimp models (primarily .dae and .blend), it is possible to do most of your animating in Blender using the [https://github.com/Anarchid/blender2lus blender2lus] export addon.

	== Further reading ==		== Further reading ==

Anarchid: /* Workflow */ added b2l reference

2015-02-02T10:09:40Z

Workflow: added b2l reference

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	To be able to use commands above, unzip your game into directory named "myGame.sdd", then you can directly change lua scripts (animations etc.) and reload.		To be able to use commands above, unzip your game into directory named "myGame.sdd", then you can directly change lua scripts (animations etc.) and reload.

			Additionally, for Lua unit scripts operating on Assimp models (primarily .dae and .blend), it is possible to do most of your animating in Blender using the blender2lus[https://github.com/Anarchid/blender2lus] export addon.

	== Further reading ==		== Further reading ==

Flozi: /* Setup */ cross reference springcontent.sdz

2013-11-26T20:41:54Z

Setup: cross reference springcontent.sdz

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	=== Setup ===		=== Setup ===

	Lua unit animation is implemented partially in the engine, and partially in a Lua gadget which is shipped with Spring in springcontent.sdz. By default, gadget is not loaded, so a bit of setup is required to enable Lua unit scripts. (In some games, gadget is alredy activated, for example in Zero:k)		Lua unit animation is implemented partially in the engine, and partially in a Lua gadget which is shipped with Spring in [[springcontent.sdz]]. By default, gadget is not loaded, so a bit of setup is required to enable Lua unit scripts. (In some games, gadget is alredy activated, for example in Zero:k)

	To enable Lua unit scripts, create a file ''LuaRules/Gadgets/unit_script.lua'', and paste the following into it:		To enable Lua unit scripts, create a file ''LuaRules/Gadgets/unit_script.lua'', and paste the following into it:

Aiphee: Added some info how to edit and use.

2013-07-30T19:14:44Z

Added some info how to edit and use.

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	=== Setup ===		=== Setup ===

	Lua unit animation is implemented partially in the engine, and partially in a Lua gadget which is shipped with Spring in springcontent.sdz. By default, ~~this~~ gadget is not loaded, so a bit of setup is required to enable Lua unit scripts.		Lua unit animation is implemented partially in the engine, and partially in a Lua gadget which is shipped with Spring in springcontent.sdz. By default, gadget is not loaded, so a bit of setup is required to enable Lua unit scripts. (In some games, gadget is alredy activated, for example in Zero:k)

	To enable Lua unit scripts, create a file ''LuaRules/Gadgets/unit_script.lua'', and paste the following into it:		To enable Lua unit scripts, create a file ''LuaRules/Gadgets/unit_script.lua'', and paste the following into it:
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	Lua has the major advantage over BOS/COB that you do not need to compile it, which can reduce the time to develop scripts quite a bit.		Lua has the major advantage over BOS/COB that you do not need to compile it, which can reduce the time to develop scripts quite a bit.

	To save further time, do not restart Spring for each small change. Simply run Spring in an window so you can easily switch between your editor and Spring, and use ''/luarules reload'' to reload all Lua unit scripts.		To save further time, do not restart Spring for each small change. Simply run Spring in an window so you can easily switch between your editor and Spring, and use ''/cheat'' and ''/luarules reload'' to reload all Lua unit scripts.

			To be able to use commands above, unzip your game into directory named "myGame.sdd", then you can directly change lua scripts (animations etc.) and reload.

Flozi: 1cat

2013-03-21T09:00:13Z

1cat

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	[[Category:Animation]]		[[Category:Animation]]
	~~[[Category:Game development]]~~

Emmanuel: new page for Anim scritps

2012-11-10T18:16:58Z

new page for Anim scritps

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	* [[Animation-CobLuaDifferences \| comparing Lua and COB unit scripts]]		* [[Animation-CobLuaDifferences \| comparing Lua and COB unit scripts]]
	* [[SpringTutorialGame]] contains simple examples unit scripts		* [[SpringTutorialGame]] contains simple examples unit scripts
			* [[SpringRtsTutorialAnimDef]] examples animation scripts

	== TODO ==		== TODO ==

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	=== Workflow for animating S3o models in Blender ===		=== Workflow for animating S3o models in Blender ===

	Anarchids Blendertools can be used to animate (within limits) S3O models. Here are the steps:		Anarchids Blendertools can be used to animate (within limits) S3O models. Here are the steps:

	1. Export your model into Blender.		1. Export your model into Blender.

	2. Restore the Hierarchy in Blender.		2. Restore the Hierarchy in Blender.

	https://blender.stackexchange.com/questions/26108/how-do-i-parent-objects		https://blender.stackexchange.com/questions/26108/how-do-i-parent-objects
	(Ctrl + P) is your friend .		(Ctrl + P) is your friend .

	3. If all Pivots are set correctly, create the Animations, one by one.		3. If all Pivots are set correctly, create the Animations, one by one.

	4. Export the Animations with Anarchids Skript Export tool.		4. Export the Animations with Anarchids Skript Export tool.

	5. Open the resulting Animationskript for postprocesing.		5. Open the resulting Animationskript for postprocesing.

	6. Find Move commands like {['c']='move',['p']=LowerJaw, ['a']=x_axis, ['t']=-0.000000, ['s']=0.012682}, and purge them. Replace them with todos- you will have to insert them manually later, with correct axis and values.		6. Find Move commands like {['c']='move',['p']=LowerJaw, ['a']=x_axis, ['t']=-0.000000, ['s']=0.012682}, and purge them. Replace them with todos- you will have to insert them manually later, with correct axis and values.

	7.In the turn commands - exchange the z and the y_axis.		7.In the turn commands - exchange the z and the y_axis.
	Here is a Regex, to make the text-search easier.		Here is a Regex, to make the text-search easier.

	{\['c']='turn',\['p']=([^\s]+), \['a']=z_axis, \['t']=\*		{\['c']='turn',\['p']=([^\s]+), \['a']=z_axis, \['t']=\*
	{\['c']='turn',\['p']=([^\s]+), \['a']=y_axis, \['t']=-1\*
			{\['c']='turn',\['p']=([^\s]+), \['a']=y_axis, \['t']=\*

	8. Invert (change the sign) of the y_axis values.		8. Invert (change the sign) of the y_axis values.

	9. Start the game and call the Animation you want to debug in a Loop.		9. Start the game and call the Animation you want to debug in a Loop.

	10. Congratulations you now have smoothly animated S3o Models.		10. Congratulations you now have smoothly animated S3o Models.